The document provides a summary of scenes from a Beyonce music video. It describes various shots used - close ups, long shots, mid shots - and how they focus on her lip syncing and dancing. It notes the use of effects like split screens, color changes to match the beat, and green screen backgrounds. Outfits and backgrounds are described as contrasting or matching the 60s theme. Shots of a run down dance studio set the scene for scenes of her dancing with others.

2. The video starts with a close up of Beyonce lip syncing the song
with a plain background this emphasises the precision and how
the camera wishes to focus on her as the singer. The use of the
white background contrasts her black and simple clothing.

3. With the use of a long shot this allows us to see the whole of Beyonce moving
to the rhythm of the song and also with the use of the effect the shots slide in
and out to the beat of the same clip. This editing is really simple and easy yet
effective. The use of the background and her black clothing contrast. The
outfit has now changed to show its realistic and believable.

4. The split screen shows two different angles one long shot and
one close up to show her face lip syncing in both. I like this effect
and how simple it looks. The colours are kept consistent
throughout so far.

5. This mid shot is done by using green screen as I did in my video, therefore
they can change the colours on the computer and the editing changes
colour to the beat of the music. The use of the mid shot allows us to see her
face lip syncing and her clothes changing colour.

6. The magazine style editing portrays a 60’s theme including three
different shots, extreme close up of her eyes, long shot dancing and mid
shot showing her dancing to the beat. All are different outfits and there
is now vibrant bright pastel colours. The clothing illustrates the 60’s
theme.

7. In this scene it shows an old dance studio with a band of people
playing the drums with her dancing to the music along with others.
The long shot sets the scene and shows everyone in the shot. The
dark coloured set with lighting contrasts with the brightly coloured
dancers.

8. This establishing shot sets the scene of a run down back street dance
studio which is the first time in the video you see the setting outside. The
place itself looks run down instead of somewhere glamorous and
expensive.

9. In this clip it shows two different shots of her silhouette using different
colours from using the green screen which I have used. This is cleverly
edited on the computer to change to the beat. Her mouth moves as
she sings along lip syncing although you are unable to see her face.

10. As the music video ends another costume change has taken place where she
is more glamorous and girly compared with the dull, simple outfit she was
dancing in. The background again is white although the editing around the
clips shows a certain kind of film strip style to show her fame. The long shot in the
middle emphasises her dancing however the close ups around the edge
concentrate on her lip syncing.