in this section
- Introduction
- Kaplan, film and image
- Goodwin, sound and image
- Madonna and issues of gender
- Technology and issues of gender
- In conclusion...
see also...
- In what ways has the use of pop music in films helped integrate the otherwise separate artforms of film and music video? (1996)
- The development of the synchronization of sound and image
books
- Dancing in the Distraction Factory (Andrew Goodwin)
- Rocking Around the Clock
(E Ann Kaplan) - The Madonna Connection
Cathy Switchenberg, ed.)
most of the research on music video is curiously silent about the music
introduction
There are several essays and books that focus on music video and Music Television, including E. Ann Kaplan's Rocking Around the Clock (1987), Sound and Vision (1993) edited by Simon Frith, Andrew Goodwin and Laurence Grossberg; Andrew Goodwin's Dancing in the Distraction Factory (1993). These are the books that I have chosen to discuss, as well as essays by Philip Hayward (Industrial Light and Magic: Style, Technology and Special Effects in Music Video and Music Television) and Melanie Morton (Don"t Go for Second Sex, Baby! from Cathy Swichtenberg's The Madonna Connection, 1993)
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