9 shot analysis

CAMERAWORK.

LIGHTENING.

In the first picture it shows a dim picture of

an instrument, as this shows a clear close-

up of the instrument. This also gives the

audience some kind of guess this video

could be performance based.

In the second picture we see a clear long

shot showing all the band members and the

instruments. We see them playing them

and the whole scenery around them.

In the third picture is the beginning of the

video, this show a long shot of two hanging

light bulbs in a dark room. This tells the

audiences the video could be about

anything. The long shot shows indie/folk

features of quite minimal lighting.

In the first picture, the light is very bright so it

lights up the whole room showing everything

inside. It shows that the room is empty and also

that its actually an empty stage.

In the second picture we again see lots of lights

dangling everywhere, but after we see the first

picture showing the stage, we see all the lights

hanging are because there on show like they

would be on a stage. These bright lights also

emphasise the band member as the lights are

bright.

In the third picture we see a close up of the male

playing a instrument and the light is bright again

in the background, reflecting on him and his

instrument.

MISE-EN-SCENE.

The first picture shows the male in his

suit, which is sort of a dated suit

meaning the band are a certain style.

He is also holding an instrument which

suggests he plays this.

In the second picture we see the whole

band and all their outfits, the scenery

and whole atmosphere looks old. The

vibe is they are playing on a lonely

stage, and each playing an instrument.

In the third picture we see the

emptiness of the stage, this showing

the scenery is plain and natural, which

is what most indie/folk scenes are like.

The usually have quite dark features

and then lighten up with very bright

scenes then natural lighting.