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The video script describes scenes from a music video featuring the song "Discolights" by Ultrabeat vs Darren Styles. It follows three friends as they arrive at a house party, drink, go to a club and dance, then return home drunk. The script provides details on camera shots and angles used to depict the friends walking to the house, drinking at home, entering the club, dancing at the club, leaving in a taxi, and falling asleep in various areas of the house after returning home. It synchronizes these scenes with the lyrics and music of the song.
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Music video script_template[1]
The music video script outlines a series of shots showing a group of friends going out for a night of drinking and partying in a club. It begins with mid-shots of them socializing at home and on public transport as they make their way into town. Scenes of them queueing up and enjoying the club are intercut with lyrics from the song. As they drink more, close-ups show them deteriorating into a drunken state. Later shots use stop motion to depict a fight after the club closes and their journey home. The video concludes with the group feeling ill the next morning as they reminisce about the night.
Music video script_template
The music video script outlines a series of shots showing a group of friends going out for a night of drinking and partying in a club. It begins with mid-shots of them socializing at home and on public transport as they make their way into town. Shots show them queuing to get into the club and buying drinks as the music plays. Later scenes use close-ups to show the group deteriorating into a drunken state. The video climaxes with stop motion shots of a fight after the club closes, followed by scenes of the hungover group walking home the next morning as the music ends.
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The music video script outlines a series of shots showing a group of friends going out for a night of drinking and partying in a club. It begins with mid-shots of them socializing at home and on public transport as they make their way into town. Shots show them queuing to get into the club and buying drinks as the music plays. Later scenes use close-ups to show the group deteriorating into a drunken state. When the club closes, stop motion images depict a fight breaking out, and shots on the journey home show the aftermath. The video concludes with the friends feeling ill the next morning as they reminisce about the night.
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1) Sam Smith's "Too Good at Goodbyes" cuts between the narrative of an affair and Smith's performance. It represents the 1950s through costumes, lighting, and setting.
2) A conceptual video uses drained colors and costumes to reflect sadness and depression, trapping characters in a cage representing problems. It leaves the story open to interpretation.
3) Dua Lipa's "New Rules" uses two settings - an apartment and pool - to represent stages of a breakup. Costumes sexualize the performers while lighting reflects mood. Quick cuts build towards the end.
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