The song is I'll just wait by Emorosa. Here is the link to the video...
This is a key shot because it is the opening shot to the video. I can take this as an inspiration because opening shots of music videos always have to make the audience intrigued and engaged and this shot does because of the detailed Mise En Scene with its formal setting and the white pillars and decorative bannisters.
This is a key shot because it is the first time we see a side story line character other then the lead singer. I am going to take inspiration from this shot because some of the lyrics say 'walking away' and this is why we are seeing the back of this character. In my video I want to match some of the shots I use to the lyrics in the song.
This is a key shot because it is the first time we see the side stories characters face. I can take inspiration from this because although its only the first time we see a characters face the background makes the face stand out.
This is a key shot because it is the first live band shot in the video. I can take inspiration from this because of the cool location and fancy balcony.
This is a key shot because it is the first time we see a shot which doesn't focus on the lead singer or the character from the side story however focuses on the performers of the live music in the song. I can take inspiration from this shot because I am going to have live music in my song.
This is a key shot because it is a shot which is repeated from the beginning. I can take inspiration from this shot because it is a very interesting shot with lots going on and can repeat interesting shots if I feel it will work.
This is a key shot because it is one of the main shots which goes along with one of the main lyrics to the side story in the song. I can take inspiration from this because I am going to have a side story in my video and I found this very effective and will definitely take idea from this.
This is a key shot because it IS the main shot which goes along with the side story of the song. I can take inspiration from this shot because it is effective and a very strong shot because of the Mise en Scene.
This is a key shot because it is the closing shot of the song. I can take inspiration from this shot because it is a very strong shot to finish the video on. The mise en scene setting is visually striking with the use of tone and colours.
Use of establishing shots to set the scene and to show the audience where the video is taking place
Video clips of flashbacks from the past
Flips from shots of singer playing guitar and singing to flashbacks
During flashbacks lots of panning and mid shots used
During story which is happening in the video lots of point of views and also mid shots used
I like that near the ending there was an extreme long shot of the couple skateboarding which started to round off the end of the video well.
Editing
Old 70's vintage tint used on shot and coloured tint around the edges which gives a good effect ad shows the audience that this is a flashback
When it is a flashback the shot is sped up which also gives the audience the impression that it is a flashback
I like the cut between shots half way between lyrics
Cuts from shot to shot on the build up to final chorus on every beat was effective
Sound
I like the use of dialogue before the actual song started as it set the scene for the story in the video
Apart from that no other sound was present apart from the song itself which suits this genre well.
Mise en Scene
I like the switch between seeing music being played to the camera, flashbacks and story line.
Seeing Flashbacks was very effective and went with the lyrics of the song well
Use of location e.g. the middle of nowhere, was effective for this specific song and I will definitely take location into account when shooting my film.
Here is my first video analysis and it is on the song People Like Me, We Just Don't Play by Emarosa.
I will analyse the video using the 4 different platforms of media which are cinematography, editing, sound and mise-en-scene.