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1) This song was the third single from Justin Timberlake's second studio album "Future sex/Love sounds" and became his third consecutive number one single. 2) The music video was produced like a small movie, directed by Samuel Bayer and featured actress Scarlett Johansson. 3) The video incorporates cinematic techniques and references to feel like a movie, helping audiences connect through familiarity with the movie format.
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The film opening establishes a romantic genre through a voiceover and music. It uses slow zooms and fades between photographs in a scrapbook to show memories of a young couple in love through various traditional scenes - on a bridge, playing in a park, kissing, and sharing a milkshake while laughing together in a restaurant in the 1960s. However, the voiceover then mentions that losing her partner wasn't her plan, introducing a negative element that subverts expectations of a typical romantic genre resolution.
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The film opening establishes a romantic genre through a voiceover and music. It uses slow zooms and fades between photographs in a scrapbook to show traditional representations of a young couple in love through different memories - including the couple on a bridge with water sounds, play fighting in a park laughing, kissing brightly lit, and sharing a milkshake in a 1960s restaurant. The voiceover then takes a modern, negative turn by saying losing her partner wasn't her plan, changing the audience's expectations for the romantic genre.
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The music video for "30 Seconds to Mars" depicts three band members experiencing surreal and disjointed stories in New York City at night. Jared is chased by a masked man and jumps from a window. Scenes cut rapidly between the band members and mysterious women. The video uses slow motion, cuts between scenes and songs, and has no clear narrative. It references French burlesque and Tarantino-esque structure. While provocative, it aims to depict hidden passions and insights into people's fantasies and lives through dream-like and surreal visuals.
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The trailer uses various visual, audio, narrative and technical codes to tell the story of a woman grieving the loss of her husband, and the adventures he plans for her from beyond the grave.
Shots show the couple arguing then reconciling, followed by black screens announcing his death but also a new life of presents from him. Narration describes his gifts being for her life without him. Music shifts from upbeat to sorrowful during his death but joyful again as she experiences his surprises. Enigma codes of the mysterious adventures intrigue viewers to learn more. Technical codes use natural colors and slow motion to signify his passing while still celebrating his memory.
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The document analyzes trailers for several films including Wonder Woman, 47 Metres Down, 22 Jump Street, Forrest Gump, and Interstellar. It discusses the techniques used in each trailer such as establishing shots, dialogue, montage editing, changes in music, and juxtaposition to introduce characters, convey the plot or tone, and encourage viewers to watch the full movie. Key events and emotional moments are highlighted through the use of close-ups and changes in pace.
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Taylor Swift's music video for "Love Story" tells a narrative adaptation of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet with a happy ending. It depicts Swift's character meeting and falling in love with a boy at university, and depicts their romance through scenes set in medieval and Regency era-inspired locations. The video uses lighting, camera shots, and editing to advance the storyline and create a romantic atmosphere. It also draws intertextual connections to Romeo and Juliet through the lyrics and visual references. Big Machine Records promoted the song through live performances to expand its audience and Swift's star power.
Micro elements
The opening sequence introduces the two main protagonists of the film in its first 3 minutes and 10 seconds. Various shots such as long shots, medium shots, and close-ups are used to set the scene and establish the characters. The fast pace of editing and non-diegetic music sets an inquisitive mood for the audience. Character performances and diegetic sounds enhance the realism of the scenes and imply plot details without showing explicit content due to its 15 rating.
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