This journal is going to be about a video I saw on you YouTube. Basically, it is about woman who is singing the “Stanley streamer” Jingle in different genres. The first one is just her singing in original but then cuts to a jazz/Scat singer. For this she changes costumes and as well as changes the quality of her voice. It is smoother and more of a “rounded” sound. She also changes her spherically by leaning into it and snapping to the offbeat. Next she changes “1980s big-hair rock”. She failed her arms around and used a rough voice and was very loud. After that we have “1950s girl-group” where she brings in two other women and perform a choreographer dance number with harmonization. She also uses a playful/flirtatious attitude to convey the “all American girl next door feeling.” Next, Opera. This is a hard style to try
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This reminds me of older Taylor Swift (which I think is intentional). This was probably the most impressive of all of them. This variation was Latin/salsa and she translated the whole jingle into Spanish and performed a Hispanic dance with maracas. Electronica/goth/dark wave/WWGD (What would Gaga do?) is the next one. This one had more to do with cinematography and costumes but the acting is very well done and the character is very clear. The second to last variation is R&B. She is very sexual during the whole thing and very fluid with her motions and made direct eye contact with the camera to convey intimacy. Lastly, is the Avril/pop-punk variation. Up until this one she kept all the lyrics the same but this one she created a parody of one of Avril Lavigne’s songs and even mimicked her outfit.
The reason I am writing about this is because although she is playing different characters she is doing it so well you can tell the difference between her regular self from the characters. She played on stereotypes and popular music genres and put the act of theatre into a simple
This reminds me of older Taylor Swift (which I think is intentional). This was probably the most impressive of all of them. This variation was Latin/salsa and she translated the whole jingle into Spanish and performed a Hispanic dance with maracas. Electronica/goth/dark wave/WWGD (What would Gaga do?) is the next one. This one had more to do with cinematography and costumes but the acting is very well done and the character is very clear. The second to last variation is R&B. She is very sexual during the whole thing and very fluid with her motions and made direct eye contact with the camera to convey intimacy. Lastly, is the Avril/pop-punk variation. Up until this one she kept all the lyrics the same but this one she created a parody of one of Avril Lavigne’s songs and even mimicked her outfit.
The reason I am writing about this is because although she is playing different characters she is doing it so well you can tell the difference between her regular self from the characters. She played on stereotypes and popular music genres and put the act of theatre into a simple