This document discusses influences from Mura Masa's music videos that could be taken for future work. It highlights aspects from the "No Hope Generation" video like its exploration of real and fake elements through a gun seen on the floor and then used in a shop. It also notes the contrast between gritty surroundings and sparkly outfits. For the "Deal Wiv It" video, it summarizes the single continuous slow-motion shot of Slowthai running down a street in front of an estate building, calling the direct gaze at the camera surreal and confrontational.

1. Mura Masa
Influences I will take from his work

2. No Hope Generation
• Set on what looks like a London estate,
I like how it explores ideas of what's
real/fake
• E.g. the gun seen on the floor on the
opening shot, but in the next scene
the same 2 girls are in a shop and one
shoots the cashier with her gun in a
hand shape

3. No Hope Generation
I like the contrast of the gritty surroundings and
the sparkly, 80's themed outfits

4. Deal Wiv It
• This one is also set on an estate
• The majority of the video is one slo-
mo long take of Slowthai (featured
artist) running along a street in
front of the estate building
• It's really surreal and he looks
directly at the camera for most of it
• I like how it confronts the audience