The document discusses different elements of video production including lighting, camera shots, mise-en-scene, and narrative. It analyzes how the use of cool lighting tones and fast editing keep the audience engaged in an unexplained narrative. Close-up shots of the model are interesting because music videos often focus directly on the celebrity. Shots where the subject completely fills the frame direct attention to them and can convey feelings of helplessness. Long shots are used to set the atmosphere and environment for the music video.

3. Lighting
The use of lighting also ties in with
the general editing style of this video
and keeps it captivating and
interesting. The cool tones suggest a
slightly sinister feeling to the video,
along with the fast editing and the
unexplained narrative at the
beginning. This makes the audience
ask lots of questions.
Camera shot
Close up and extreme close up shots of
the model is very interesting because as
…. Said, a lot of music videos tend to focus
in directly on the celebrity. This is
something I would like to include when I
make my music video.
Mis-en-scene
The only thing we can see in this shot is Gigi and
that directs our focus to her. This could make us
more aware of what is about to happen next in
the video and give us an indication that all eyes
need to be on her. She completely fills the shot
and the use of position and posture could show
signs of helplessness, confusion and distress. This
will link to the narrative of the video which our
audience is engaging in.

4. The narrative
shots which all
seem to be shot
from a extreme
long shot or a
long shot really
show the mis-en-
scene and create
the atmosphere
for the music
video
I want to include
similar scenes
and shots to
these in my music
video, especially
ones at the beach
of people having
fun, as this is
similar to what I
invision my genre
and style of music
to be like when
reflecting visually.