The Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds music video shows the artist walking through a run-down area while being followed by someone. Various shots show the perspective from both the artist and the follower. The artist then enters a warehouse and performs with a band. The Catfish and the Bottlemen video consists of handheld camera footage that gives a behind-the-scenes look at the band. Scenes show band members smoking, one playing guitar and viewing their album on a computer, all of them recording in a studio, and performing on an empty stage. The black and white footage aims to show the band's daily life.

1. Analysis of similar music
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2. Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds - Ballad Of The
Mighty I
Introduction scene of the artist talking
to someone who seems to be the
video producer who is telling him
basically what he wants to do and see
in the video.
Opening shows artist walking
towards the camera while the
camera is back peddling at the
same speed. The clip is shown
in show motion and the
background is slightly blurred
leaving full focus on the artist.
Transition of shots where a short clip fades into the
next clip and it switches scenery, this starts when
the artist becomes a silhouette and then fades
back into being in full show.
There are a few shots which are
shown to be from the artists point
of view, showing everything he can
see and moving at the same speed
as him.
Mid shot from behind
shows the camera is
following him around.
This long distant shot shows the area that
the artist is walking around and how run
down and poor the area is.

3. This mid/long shot from behind shows
the direction the artist is heading in
which is down a rundown alley. The
camera continues to cut and change to
different angled shots throughout this
clip.
This mid close up shot from the front
shows a guy following the artist in the
background, which shows that the
previous shot was from this persons
point of view.
The artist then walks into a
warehouse and starts playing with
a band, this shows a live
performance part to the video.
The camera pans up to where the artist is looking into the sky and then
pans back down to a different scene and a different shot of the artist. The
scene is the same as where the video begins.
The end shot is similar to the beginning, it
goes back to the same group of people
and the song has finished, they begin to
discuss about how the video went before
the artist walks off as a finish of the video.

4. Catfish and the Bottlemen - 7
Intro to video shows one band
member recording through a hand
held camera speaking to another
band member.
The camera is placed on the side here
as though its on a table watching them,
it shows 2 of the band members
further joined by another smoking.
This scene has been speeded up.
These scene shows the lead singer
playing the acoustic guitar before the
camera pans to the computer he is
using which shows their album, cover
and the title of the album.
The camera on this is turned upside
down, this is to create the effect that
the people in view are on the ceiling
when in fact they’re the ones sat
down.
This shows the lead singer in the front and
the lead guitarist in the background who is
playing in time with the song, whereas the
singer is tapping his chest and knees to the
beat as though they are drums.
This shows all band members in a
recording studio, this camera shot
is also handheld to create the
effect that you are in the studio
too. The band wave and smile at
the camera.

5. This shows the band
playing to an empty arena,
this is probably in
rehearsals from one of
their shows.
The camera walks around the stage giving
close ups of each band member. This is while
the stage lights follow the tempo and the beat
of the song.
The whole of this video is in black and white, it shows various
band members in control of the camera meaning most
scenes are handheld recorded, this gives an affect that the
band is giving us a tour of their day to day life, it also shows
us them in the studio and performing.