Research Blog: Music Video

Die for You- The Weeknd

Cams-

Medium long shot

Close up

High angle

Low angle

Wide shot

Tracking shot 

Medium close-up

Two-shot

Editing-

Action shot

Cutaway

Insert

Shot/reverse shot

Sound-

Ambient sound

Voice-over

Non-diegetic sound

Diegetic sound

Sound motif

Mis En Scene-

lighting: flashing lights, soft lighting,

acting: passionate, loving, dramatic, heart reaching, sad

props: Big Red Cross, science research lab, head equipment

costumes: normal clothes, lab coats, radioactive protective clothes, gas masks

No Scrubs- TLC

Cams-

Low angle

Pan

Tilt

Close up

Single shot

High angle

Eye level 

Editing-

Jump

Crosscut

Sound-

Ambient sound

Non-diegetic sound

Mis En Scene-

Costumes: Tight black clothing (cat women)

Scene: White Box

Lighting: White lighting that softly flickers

Self Care- Mac Miller

Cams-

Close up

Mid close up

Eye level

Pan

Tilt

Long shot

Single Shot

Editing-

Jumcut

Slowmow

Rewind

Sound-

Non-diegetic sound

Voice cover

Mis En Scene-

Prop: Coffin

Scene: Blowen up moutain

 


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