Research Blog: Music Video Conventions

 Here are some examples me and my group researched and the conventions we found.

Song: Hurricane by: Kanye West

Camera Work:  Low angle, High angle, Aerial shot, Two Shot. Medium Close up, Dutch angle, Long Shot. Three shot

Editing: Cross Cutting, Cutaway, Dissolve, Zooms and action shot

Sound: Diegetic Sound, Non Diegetic Sound

Mise-en-scène: Identical Characters, Lightning, Kneeling Characters, Water and Rain, Clouds, Stars, Low lighting with bright flashes.

Song: Blinding Lights By: The Weeknd

Camera Work: Aerial Shot, Low angle, Medium Close Up, High angle, Medium Long Shot, Long SHot, Establishing shot, Dutch angle, Two Shot, Zooms

Editing: Dissolving, Cut Away, Insert, Slow Motion

Sound: Diegetic, Non Diegetic Sound, Ambient Sound.

Mise-en-scène: Red duit, Driving car, Bar, Fake blood, City, Low lighting with flashes of bright Light.

Song: Umbrella Artist: Rihanna feat. Jay Z

Camera Work: Low Angle, Establishing Shot, Long Shot, Medium Close Up, Medium Long Shot, Over the Shoulder Shot, High angle

Editing: Cut Away, Cross Cuttings, Zooms, 

Mise-en-scène: Black background. Mist, Party attire, Cgi Water, Umbrella as a prop, 




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