Researching for our Music Video

 VIDEO 1: Till I Collapse, Genre: Rap, Artist: Eminem 


CAMS: 

Medium Close up  

Tracking shot 

Two shots  

Establishing shot 


EDITING: 

- Jump cuts 

- Cross cutting edit 

 - Close ups 

- Sound bridge 

- Final crescendo (as the montage reaches its climax, the edits become faster, the sound intensifies, and the sequence builds to a peak) 


SOUND: 

- Non diegetic sound/diegetic sound  

- Ambient sound 

- Sound is synced with the montage sequence (rhythmic) 


MIS EN SCENE

Boxing gloves 

Costumes (Athletic clothing)  

Sweat 

Body language is powerful, and his body movements are tense (acting) 

The colors used in the montage which are more muted, which could resemble Creeds extreme concentration 

Car tire (prop) 

Weights, boxing bags, and chains (props) 


 


VIDEO 2: NF – HOPE, Genre: Rap, Artist: NFrealmusic 


CAMS: 

Establishing shot 

High angle 

Tilt 

Pan + Tracking shot 

Roll 

High angle 

Two-shot 


EDITING: 

Jump cuts timed to the music 

Cut to black 

VFX (Black material forming around the singer’s collar and mouth) represents internal conflict) 

Cross cutting 

Shot-reverse-shot 

Flash cuts 


SOUND: 

Non-diegetic sound/Diegetic sound 

Sound bridge 

Music and the scenes are matched rhythmically  

Uses silence for dramatic pauses at certain areas of the song  

The tempo reflects the ups and down of NF’s journey as shown through the symbolism in his lyrics  


MIS EN SCENE

The raft 

The map 

Key 

Roof debris 

Costumes 

Actor's  

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