Music videos commonly use mid-shots and close-ups of the artist to emphasize them as the focus and present their image. Artists also often sing directly to the camera to make the audience feel they are interacting with them. For dance songs, long shots are frequently used to show full dance choreography. Most music videos also cut between shots of the artist performing and a narrative storyline. The editing style is usually a montage of overlapping clips edited together to the beat of the music. Creative imagery is also included to entertain viewers and make an engaging video.