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This shot list details 21 shots for a music video production. The shots include both studio recordings of the protagonist singing as well as ballet performance footage to be cut together. Shot types include long shots, close ups, and medium shots capturing the protagonist singing in various indoor and outdoor locations like on the street, in a cafe, and in the forest. Ballet performance footage is also included throughout to complement the singing scenes.
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The Kerrang! page also uses colors and artist images but its genre is unclear - bright colors suggest pop but content implies rock. It aims to discuss music in a fun way for younger audiences.
The single greyscale image of Kanye West on the Vibe page draws attention to reveal information about his personal life. Its minimalist design creates intrigue to learn more inside. The page leaves the
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