The document provides guidance on important shots for a music video, including an establishing shot of the full band to introduce them, close-ups of the main singer and band members playing instruments to highlight their roles and skills, and medium shots showing the backing vocals and drummer to establish who they are. It recommends ending the video with another establishing shot now that the audience is familiar with the band.

1. Jane Doe and the Undersirables Screen shots- Important shots.

2. Establishing shot. First there is an establishing shot of the whole band. This is important because it gives the audience their first glimpse of the band.

3. Close up Next we decided to have a close up of the main singer. We chose to do this because we wanted to establish to the audience who the main band member was.

4. Medium shot The medium shot shows the two backing vocals as well as the drummer. Again this is highlighting who they are in the band to the audience,

5. Medium shot 3 Again this is just another medium shot to show the band member on the key board. The audience also get to the see the instrument he is playing,

6. Close up The close ups of the band members hands playing their instruments highlighted their skill but also fitted in time with the music at that particular part of the music video.

7. Establishing shot Like we did at the beginning of the music video we decided to end the music video with another establishing shot. Because this time the audience will be fairly familiar with who is who in the band therefore we thought it would be nice to end the video as them as a group.