2. Cheryl Cole ‘Fight For This Love’ I like this music video because I like the choreographed dance routine she performs throughout it. I like the style and the clothes she wears in the video. I also like the fact that the lyrics are behind her and plastered all over the walls, emphasises what she is saying. I like the fact that she connects with the camera a lot throughout the video. She makes lots of eye contact. I also like the shapes that appear in the video, it makes it quite eye-catching. I like how the editing is really choppy, it’s continually going from scene to seen with the beat to the music.
3. Black Eyed Peas ‘Boom BoomPow’ I really like this music video by the Black Eyed Peas because it has a lot in it, and has a very futuristic feel and theme to it. Its appealing because its not you average music video, its not just people dancing or following the camera and singing along. I like how it is all based on a computer and tells a little story about being in the future, where technology is at the centre of everything. It is all very robotic in the way the Black Eyed Peas move, especially the black and white stripy figures. There is quite a lot of animation and clever graphics in the video making it look very now and up-to-date. I like how the camera stays in one fixed place, with the exception of zooming in and out.
4. Alicia Dixon ‘Breath Slow’ One of the main reasons why I like this music video by the Alesha Dixon is because its in black and white. I think that the tone of the song fits the black and white effect of music video. The way she is dressed and presented, is all very simple and understated, which works effectively and gives off the right impression and attitude of the song. The tone and beat of the song fits very well with how it has been edited. I like the dancing at the beginning of the video and when she walks out on the streets towards the end of the music video with all the casino light shining, I think the effect looks good in black and white.
5. Christina Aguilera ‘Can’t Hold Us Down’ I really like this music video by Christina Aguilera because it tells a story along with the song, which is presented all the way through the video. Its all very girl power which I really like. Christina starts off by herself and then gradually builds a group of girls around her backing her up and having what seems a dance off against the boys. I think its a really fun video and has a summer feel to it because of all the bright coloured clothes and the way its been set in the street.
6. Dizzee Rascal ‘Bonkers’ I like this video by Dizzee Rascal because I like the unrealistic values of the video. I like the way in which a lot of its animated for example when Dizzee's face is at the centre of the screen up close, there is an animated globe shape behind him with things in the streets that pop upsuch as buildings. I like the way that its all quite crazy, which fits with the song. It’s hard to understand what’s going on a lot of the time, which makes sense considering the song is about being bonkers and about going out partying.
