The document provides examples of shots and ideas that could be used to create music videos with comic book-inspired elements. These include using "Pow" signs to depict stunts without actual contact, costumes and settings to establish a superhero's lair, and newspaper headlines displaying the superhero and song title. Another proposed shot involves framing a car accident from the driver and pedestrian perspectives to build tension. Additional ideas are foot-tapping and pencil-drumming as intro beats set in a college scene. One shot reflects a theory of hyper-reality by including surreal elements to draw in the audience for a video set in a superhero's daydream.

1. 0000<br />(The Hoosiers – Goodbye Mr A)<br />This is the idea of putting cartoons and reality together. This works as it is showing the comic book style of these heroes and it also makes stunts easier as using ‘Pow’ signs you don’t actually have to hit anyone.<br />(The Hoosiers - Goodbye Mr A)<br />0000This shots shows the sort of costume that you could use and also the sort of setting you would need to create a ‘lair’ for the superheroes. This would make the storyline more believable and the music video more professional.<br />(The Hoosiers – Goodbye Mr A)<br />This is the simple idea of using a newspaper headline, which could be created on the computer, to display the superhero, perhaps using the song title as it.<br />(Jason Derulo – What If?)<br />The above shot shows the idea that we had to have a car about to hit someone and the camera shot here is one that we could use. With it positioned behinds the driver and we can then get both him and the pedestrian in the shot. We could even frame it from both perspectives and slow it right down.<br />(Britney Spears - …Baby One More Time)<br />This picture and the one below show the thought beats that we could use in our video with the main person tapping their foot and using a pencil to hit the desk. This would work as an intro to the song and could work in the college that we will shoot some of our video in.<br />(Kid Cudi – Day ‘n’ Nite)<br />This type of shot reflects Jean Baudrillard’s theory of hyper-reality. We won’t use it to this extent but because the majority of the video will be in the ‘superhero’s’ daydream. We will use it to some extents and will have things in it which are out of the ordinary and will make the audience look twice and this could be a good way to draw people in.<br />