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1. The shot opens with what looks to
be worms under ground to match
the narrative of the music video
and start the intensity. This shot
lasts for about 5 seconds.
Further through, the shot
changes to the lead singer
with a torch and therefore
changes to the narrative side
of the music video.
This then immediately changes
to close-up’s and mid shots
with flashes of the band
members. This increases the
tempo of the music video.
The video does not change on the same shot
but a shot relating to the narrative therefore
relating back to the first shot of the worms.
This is a mid shot/still shot and much alike the
first shot, this one also lasts about 5 seconds.
The shot then changes to
match the lyrics of being
stuck under ground and with
blood covered over the lead
singer. The shot is a mid shot
and a still shot.
This video contains
mainly just still shots
and mostly
mid/close up shots.
The tempo is mainly
kept in fast pace and
this is done by the
use of a variety of
shots and flashes.
Furthermore, the
flickering gives us
this sense of
destruction with the
music and just
makes the video
overall more intense.