Music Video Analysis A2
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The document provides analysis of three music videos: 1) Crazy Town's "Butterfly" portrays women as magical with bright colors and wings, but also sexy with little clothing. Frequent close-ups of the tattooed band members exaggerate their individual looks. 2) Crystal Castles' "Celestica" features many close-ups of singer Alice Glass to showcase her image and main role. Rare editing adds to the dark forest and church settings. 3) Cobra Starship's "Snakes on a Plane" uses close-ups to showcase the band members from other groups. Frequent cuts between shots follow the storyline quickly while the film's star links to its soundtrack.
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