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This document summarizes several shots from music videos. The first shot shows a close-up of a shocked man's face to depict the shock in the song's meaning. The second is a medium close-up maintaining focus on the subject during a slow part of the rock song. The third is a high angle shot showing a woman walking down a table to portray her taking over, fitting the gothic-themed rock song. The fourth shows Pink performing gymnastics to showcase relationships' precariousness and her artistic skills, lit in a natural twilight style. The fifth employs a handheld shot of the alternative band's singer for a sense of realism reinforced by black and white grittiness. The sixth builds up
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The lighting in the music video for Jay Sean's "Down" changes throughout to reflect the tone of the lyrics and music. At the beginning, dark blue and purple lighting sets a mysterious tone. Later, high key lighting focuses on Jay Sean to highlight him as the prominent artist. Pink lighting surrounding Jay Sean conveys his affection for his girl through the color's love connotation. Dark blue and black lighting creates an intimate moment between Jay Sean and his girl, eliciting emotion from the audience. Red lighting around Little Wayne contradicts the otherwise mysterious and emotive lighting scheme due to red's lustful, dangerous connotations.Music video analysis
Music video analysisccapricec
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This document analyzes and summarizes several music videos. It discusses elements like camera shots, editing techniques, color schemes, and how they relate to the themes and messages of the songs. The document provides opinions on aspects of the music videos that could be applied or avoided in the readers' own music video project. Key elements that caught the readers' attention included simple, natural aesthetics; juxtaposition of different shots; and creative use of effects in editing to enhance meaning. They aim to include a balance of narrative and performance shots in their own video.The ganzfeld procedure media
The ganzfeld procedure mediaAmyLouisee94
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The document provides a detailed analysis of camera techniques, lighting, editing, and sound used in different shots of a music video. It examines close-ups, medium shots, long shots, angles, lighting, cuts between shots, and use of non-diegetic sound. Shots include a woman disappearing and reappearing in different locations, a couple dancing in a dimly lit bar, mysterious close-ups of people's eyes during a strange experiment, and a man watching a train from a field at sunset.finished conventions task 2
finished conventions task 2lou550
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The document discusses various shots and techniques used in music videos. It describes several close-up shots of lead singers to help audiences identify with them. It also analyzes the use of jump cuts to create a fast pace, backlighting to silhouette figures, and black and white coloring to give a vintage feel. Camera movements like pans and tracks are described as well as how they transition between scenes or match the music.Task 4 - analysis of music videos
Task 4 - analysis of music videosaidanharrison12
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The video begins with an establishing shot that then cuts to Drake in a darkly lit doorway. Shots alternate between Drake in dark lighting and a woman in a dark, shaky scene depicting destruction. Throughout the video, the editing matches the slow tempo of the song with slow camera movements and prolonged shots. The video starts and ends with the same shot to bookend the narrative.A fine frenzy
A fine frenzyhevaw
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The video for "Almost Lover" by A Fine Frenzy uses flashbacks and contrasting camerawork to tell the story of lost love. Scenes of the artist alone singing sadly are interrupted by crosscuts to handheld footage showing her happy with her "almost lover" in the past. Zooms and close-ups are used to highlight emotions. By the end, the final flashback is blurred, symbolizing the lost relationship is now just a dream.Experimental media 
Experimental media Nikki Holder
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The video uses the technique of mirroring footage from the film 'Rashomon' along a longitudinal axis to create artistic and hypnotic images. There is a climax when the woman is seen falling to the ground with distress while static noise plays, catching the viewer's attention. As the woman falls and the image splits, it adds to the frustrating atmosphere as the fast-paced visuals are difficult for viewers' eyes to keep up with. The music then fizzles out along with the image, conveying the intended mood through visuals and music.3 short film analysis
3 short film analysisjackherbz
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The document provides analysis of three short films:
1) "Gone Goodbye" uses a bleak color palette and popping balloon to symbolize the narrator ending their own life in a suicide note.
2) "Lover" uses changes in lighting and scene to represent the emotions of a narrator recounting a heartbreak, showing happiness in their past relationship.
3) "I Miss You" uses changes in lighting, editing, and camerawork to depict the progression of a relationship from happy times to a darker period, representing how relationships can change over time.The girl written analysis
The girl written analysisJordan Shillings
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The video analyzes the music video for the song "The Girl" by City and Colour. It discusses how the camerawork, mise-en-scene, sound, and editing contribute to the overall feel of the video and make it conform to conventions of the alternative rock genre. The camerawork uses close-ups of the singer Dallas Green's face to show emotion and tracks through woods alone to convey loneliness. Mise-en-scene features Green's tattoos, fingerless gloves, and low-key lighting to emphasize emotion. The sound synchronizes perfectly with the music. Editing uses slow pacing and fades to black between scenes. All of these elements come together to immerse the audience in the sad6 stills cara
- 1. This shot is effective because the song’s meaning is about being shocked by something, and the close up on this guys face shows that he’s shocked by what he’s seen. The lighting is low key, and the tones give the main character an ill look. He is the only thing in the mise-en-scene, proving that he is the focus of the video. This is a medium close up, the effect of this shot during the video is showing the constant battle, this is the slow part of the song and the editing effect is slow going a long with song. The genre for this is rock and the battle goes along with the song.
- 2. This is a high angle shot, this effective show her walking down the table, the effect is showing her taking over and going along with the lyrics. The genre is rock. The mise –en- scene is darkened abd made gothic to add to the theme of the song. This is a two shot showing Pink performing some incredible gymnastics, showing how precarious relationships can be. It shows off her skills as an artist. The lighting is very natural, looks like twilight.
- 3. This is a handheld shot of Alex Turner, which adds a sense of realness to the video. The band are Alternative, so by having a video which is fast passed and fun it goes along with the genre. The black at white creates a grittiness, which is reinforced with the shakiness of the handheld camera. This is a wide shot, the effect of this is that the video builds up to them running in slow motion and adds to the effect of the charge.