The document discusses three images related to different bands - Kings of Leon, The Smiths, and Tame Impala. For Kings of Leon, the long shot in a dull, industrial setting presents the band as having some distance between members. The Smiths image in black and white conveys a melancholy feel that reflects their style through a spontaneous pose. Tame Impala's artwork uses vivid colors and patterns that exaggerate the psychedelic genre of their music.

1. Inspirationalshots and aspects of mise-en-scene
This image shows kings of Leon who are stood in
the middle of a street whichlooks quite industrial
and urban. they appear to look indie as they are
wearing dull colours and havecasualshabby look
about them.
The band are pictured here in a long shot this
helps to show the relationship that they have
with each other. It is also a low angle shot this
makes the band look dominant as we are looking
up at them. The body languagein this image appears to be somewhatawkward as they don’t
look that comfortablein their surroundings.They havedistanced themselves a bit fromeach
other, this suggests that they are not as close as we
would associate a pop band.
On the left is an image of Morrissey’sband ‘TheSmiths’
the smithswere a hugeicon in the 80sand inspireda lot
of people to wear the same fashion as them. The grey and white filter on the photo adds a
dramatic melancholy feel to the image that reflects their style of music. The body language
in this image looks spontaneous and unplanned this makes the band look laid back and
casual.

2. The image above is an artwork of the contemporary band ‘Tame Impala’. Tame Impala area
current experimental psychedelic indie rock band. The vibrant colours and patterns of the
image exaggerate the genre of their music.