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Thursday, 12 January 2012

Music Video Analysis C

Title:   Eyes Set To Kill - Liar In The Glass
Length:   4:03


Description:
This music video is one of the first ESTK brought out, it's a low budget with low effect, but it still comes across as a fairly average video, for one of their best and earliest songs, and has gained over 2.5 million views on YouTube due to this.


Textual Analysis:
Camera Work:


  • Hand held camera, as it has some shaky filming, but with the cut scenes it's not really noticeable.
  • Mid shots which most of the time has numerous members in the scene.
  • Zooming is used quite often in this video, into and out of the focus of the center piece.
  • Long Shots complimenting the range of Mid Shots and Close Ups.
  • The angel of the shots used varies, from aiming up towards the focus crating a dominating effect, which moves to an overview which shows an inferior or powerless display.

Mise-En-Scene:
  • Scruffy clothing, makes it intended that its a student band.
  • In a plain room/studio, with instruments.


Sound:

  • Recorded song, with video added afterwards.
  • Microphone, with instruments.
  • Stereo Sounding.
  • Basic Singing, subtle and calm (Female Vocalist.)
  • Screaming, loud, vigorous (Male Vocalist.)
  • Shows a compilation of two different genre's of music.

Editing:

  •  Cut Cut's of clips to show the speed of that section of the song.
  • A mix of clips, edited and placed together to create certain effects during various tempo's of the song (Face paced clips during quick/heavy instrumental sections, fewer clips used during slower/slow instrumental sections.)
  • Flashing Imagery, which turns out really nicely, showing the full effect of the music by video (Displayed to the right.)
  • The video flicks between the instruments quite often, showing their playing technique, then back between the Female Vocalist, and the Male Vocalist. The whole band/group tend not to appear much, only during various slower sections of the song.

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