Friday, 4 September 2015

Analysis of a music video


 Features of a music video:

Questions to consider:
  • Is the music video based in real life, or does this take place in a fantasy world?
  • Is the way the artist is portrayed in the video really how that person dresses and cats in real life?
  • Consider how the musician is dressed - is that how regular people dress?
  • Consider the actions taken by the artist in the video - would they really do these things in real life?
  • What is the benefit for the musician to portray him or herself this way?
  • Does the video portray people in stereotypical ways? Are these reflections of real people or are they just one-sided characters?
  • Consider the editing - how does the frequency of cuts from shot to shot affect how you feel about the video?
  • Consider the setting - why did the director choose this location or setting?


  • MY analysis
    The video presents a lot of close up on cartoon human Lego figures, the close ups continue to there lips this presents a considerable amount of lip synching. The idea of using Lego is very creative and aesthetically pleasing however I may consider that as Lego represents a Childs toy that it may not depict the music video in a such a smooth way. From beginning to start the video uses frame shots to show the building of people and clouds moving. The video starts of with a 1, 2 and 3 just like a movie would start in the old days. The Lego band figures look very pixelated this may be caused by a bad quality of video recorder being used or to represent the simplicity of the video. Nevertheless, the video has an arrangement of multi coloured figures and uses a variety of different shots to present this video. The video looks as though it was supposed to represent a day out for the band.

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