Disconnected - Task 2

i think i was to make a music video for this particular track the thoughts and images going through my head would be very glum and depressing so it has relevance to the song. i can picture a barren dessert with overcast sky and a grey tint to everything in shot, and in the dessert is a road with few houses on each side worn by erosion and sand. with a woman in torn tattered cloths walking and dragging her feet behind her. i see scavenger birds circling in the sky. she finding a house at the end and centered in the middle of the road. i imagine her opening a massive door to the front of the house which is 3 times her size. i can see that the house is one big room with a single noose hanging from the center the camera slowly dose a vertigo zoom on the noose. then she hangs herself but you only see her feet.

Disconnected by Jazz Morlay

My initial thoughts on this track are not great, as i hate this song and  style of music. i thought it was boring, slightly annoying and depressive, i will most defiantly never listen to this or anything else similar to it.
the tone of the music is very slow and dissatisfying the key notes in the song are quite sad and depressive. this song sounds nothing like anything i have ever heard before. but if i had to make a reference it would be to Coldplay as there style of music is also quite slow and sad.
i would describe the genre of music to be pop but probably not at the popular end of the scale.

Evaluation

I think our slide show for Jurassic Park three went no-wear near as good as i hoped it would. it was pretty bad and we went very prepared.
Because Rob was off at an open day it was just left up to me and jack to present the presentation and as Rob was seen as the most organized person for this project. we didn't quite know what we were to do. So between me and jack we read out lines off the presentation between us.
i got a pass grade for this project i think if we could have started again i would have made myself more prepared by typing up and printing out some notes to read off of rather than reading off the board word for word.