The Bloomsbury handbook of popular music video analysis /
A wide-ranging overview of current research on music videos and audiovisual elements of popular music.
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New York :
Bloomsbury Academic,
[2019]
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction : undertaking music video analysis / Lori Burns and Stan Hawkins
- Changing dynamics and diversity in music video production and distribution / Mathias Bonde Korsgaard
- Low budget audiovisual aesthetics in indie music video and feature filmmaking : the works of Steve Hanft and Danny Perez / Jamie Sexton
- The animated music videos of Radiohead, Chris Hopewell, and Gastón Viñas : fan-participation, collaborative authorship, and dialogic worldbuilding / Lisa Perrott
- From music video analysis to practice : a research-creation perspective on music videos / John Richardson
- Framing personae in music videos / Philip Auslander
- Hullabaloo : rocking the variety show in the mid-1960s / Norma Coates
- Détournement and the moving image : the politics of representation in an early British punk music video / Karen Fournier
- Post-digital music video and genre : indie rock, nostalgia, digitization, and technological materiality / Rob Strachan
- Katy Perry's "Wide awake" : the lyric video as genre / Laura McLaren
- Dynamic multimodality in extreme metal performance video : Dark Tranquillity's "Uniformity", directed by Patric Ullaeus / Lori Burns
- Tying it all together : music video and transmedia practice in popular music / Christofer Jost
- The palimpsestic pop music video : intermediality and hypermedia / Jem Kelly
- "How does a story get told from fractured bits" : Laurie Anderson's transformative repetition / John McGrath
- How to analyze music videos : Beyoncé's and Melina Matsouka's "Pretty Hurts" / Carol Vernallis
- Rural-urban imagery in country music video : identity, space, and place / Jada Watson
- "More solemn than a fading star" : David Bowie's modernist aesthetics of ending / Tiffany Naiman
- Justin Timberlake's "Man of the woods" : lumbersexuality, nature, and larking around / Stan Hawkins and Tore Størvold
- Gangsta' crisis, catharsis, and conversion : coming to God in hip-hop video narratives / Alyssa Woods and Robert Edwards
- Nicki Minaj's "Anaconda" : intersectional feminist fat studies, sexuality, and embodiment / Anna-Elena Pääkköla
- Going too far : representations of violence against men in Pink's "Please don't leave me" / Marc Lafrance.