- Shows artist or band throughout the video - YES
- Some special effects – often quite arty and creative so the video is more symbolic to its lyrics - YES a little
- Calm setting- YES the park scene
- Sometimes black and white/grey scale or very bright depending on the tempo - YES calm colours with black backgrounds used
- Has a narrative which is always simple - YES
- Use of close ups - YES
- Performance of the artist or band itself as it shows them to be different and talented - YES
- High usage of crane shots but there is a variety of different shots also - YES
- Dark and mystic locations garages, warehouses and streets etc. - YES a gloomy park
- Instruments are shown - YES a guitar
- The actors or artists will wear dark casual clothes – skinny jeans, t-shirts, denim with longish hair - YES
- Has longer shots than rock music so the editing is not as fast paced - YES
- A lot of use of lighting – dark lit or dim or just focusing on the band or artist - YES
Monday, 12 March 2012
How the planned music video fits in with research
Earlier on i did a post about the codes and conventions of a typical Indie music video. This post is to compare how out planning of the music video actually fits in with the codes and conventions.
Labels:
Codes and Conventions,
Planning
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