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This document analyzes the music video for "Hey Ho" by The Lumineers. It notes that the sepia-toned, dimly-lit video takes place in a family home and depicts a party atmosphere through shots of people coming together and enjoying celebrations. The analysis explains that the video aims to make the song appealing to a wide audience by keeping the artist's face initially unidentified while also maintaining an intimate family-like feel through close-ups of the band members.
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- 2. ANALYSIS • Sepia ages video • Photo frames – family and have a past together • Panning shot across wall – shows that it is a family home • Lights along wall – cosy and welcoming • Dim lighting – party/gathering atmosphere • Makes song appealing to everyone
- 3. ANALYSIS • Zooms in on silhouette, face unidentified therefore it could be anyone • Makes audience relate to the famous artist • Turns around to be recognised so people can put a face to the song • Side shot walking- Taking a journey and we re walking with him- feel involved.
- 4. ANALYSIS • Space for endless opportunities • Mid-shot of artists emphasizes family feel- brothers and sisters and goes with lyrics • Lighting goes along with beat of song • Close up of feet like walking in harmony together • Smashed light bulb - explosion of happiness
- 5. ANALYSIS • Mid shot showing her joining the crowd - everyone feels involved (happiness) • Disco ball lights suggest party/celebration and then party starts • Slow motion showing the enjoyment of the party - never want it to end • Singers in the middle – centre of attention
- 6. ANALYSIS • Shots flow with beat of song, making the video easy to follow • Straight cut to long shot of main artists showing who sings the song • Flickering of the lights suggests that there is a party atmosphere despite low lighting which would normally create a low mood – follows upbeat mood of song
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