Research Blog: Music Video Conventions

This is our research to form the best music video.









Rihanna- Irreplacable (R&B)

CAMS-

  • Establishing Shot
  • Eye level
  • Medium close up
  • Medium shot
  • Take
  • Low angle
  • Pan
  • Dutch angle
Editing
  • Insert
  • Action Match
  • Cutaway
Sound
  • Voiceover
  • Non diegetic sound
Mioenscene
  • Costume(Girl- Black dress,Black hat,Jewerly,Black Gloves) (Guy-Black long pants, Black jacket, White shoes).
  • Lighting-(shadows, offset, onset,shadows,dark light, medium quality, stage light
  • Props- Sunglasses and Umbrella

Justin Timberlake- Mirrors (Pop)

CAMS
  • Establishing Shot
  • Dutch angle
  • High angle
  • Two-shot
  • Low angle
  • Tracking Shot
  • Pan
  • Medium Shot
  • Medium close up
  • Zoom
  • Point of view shot
Editing
  • Crosscutting
  • Insert
  • Shot/Reverse shot
  • Action match 
  • Cutaway

Sound
  • Non digestic Sound
  • Sound Bridge

Mioenscene
  • Costume: (Guy: Black shirt, Grey slacks) (Girl: White top, White Pants)
  • Lighting- Onset and offset
  • Actors- Female and male old and young
  • Makeup- Natural 
Bruno Mars- Smoking out the window(Soul)

CAMS
  • Establishing Shot
  • Wide Shot
  • Dutch Angle
  • Low Angle
  • High Angle 
  • Zoom
  • Tracking Shot
  • Medium Shot
  • Medium Close up Shot
  • Medium Long Shot

Sound
  • Digestive Sound
  • Sound Bridge
  • Ambient Sound

Editing
  • Cutaway
  • Insert

Mioenscene
  • Costume: Silk suits
  • Lighting: Onset and Offset
  • Props: Microphones
  • Set: Stage

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