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Music video & film
The development of the synchronization of sound and image
Feminism and blueswomen of the 1920s
The sampler versus the music industry: the case for the defence
Ethnographical study: the 1990s Welsh rock scene
Welsh traditional music and the geographical distribution of the welsh speech community

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in what ways has the use of pop music in films helped integrate the otherwise separate artforms of film and music video?

Part one: The use of popular music in film

Artistic value of popular songs in films

Analysis - "Trainspotting"

Commercial value of popular songs in films.
- Analysis – "Robin Hood Prince of Thieves"
- Analysis - "Philadelphia"

Part two: The influence of film on music video

Musical/Visual Narrative
- Analysis - Richard Marx. "Hazard" (1991)
Subtitles
- Analysis - REM. "Everybody Hurts" (1993)
The Mini-film

Analysis - Flowered Up "Weekender" (directed by Wiz.1995)

The Performance Video

Conclusion

Bibliogrpahy/research

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