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The song "If Today Was Your Last Day" was released in 2009 by the band Nickelback. The music video acts out the lyrics of the song through the perspectives of different characters performing good deeds, taking place in a natural environment. The video uses medium shots of the lead singer during band scenes and shot reverse shots between other band members during the chorus, while also showing the full band playing on a small stage surrounded by dangling lightbulbs.
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- 3. Background The song if today was your last day was released March 31st 2009 Chad Kroeger /Lead Vocals, Rhythm Guitar, Co-Lead Guitar, Writer Daniel Adair /Drums, percussion, Backing Vocals Ryan Peake /Lead Guitar, Backing Vocals Mike Kroeger/Bass Guitar
- 4. Narrative and illistative The music video acts out the lyrics as if it’s a short story from different points of view of a few characters doing good deeds. the came
- 5. Mise en Scene The music video is aimed to look like a natural environment, nobody significantly standing out except for towards the end of the music video where people walk around with quotes on there backs making suggestions to people.
- 6. Camera The camera uses meat shots on lead singer when showing cuty scenes of the band,but shot reverse shots between other members as they add backing vocals insongs chorus. The camera focus’s on an establishing shot to show the full band playing on a small stage surrounded by dangling lightbulbslit.The
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