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(Example) - NIRVANA - Smells Like Teen Spirit

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(Example) - NIRVANA - Smells Like Teen Spirit

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Nirvana - Smells Like Teen Spirit (Official Music Video)

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(Example) - Thirty Seconds To Mars - The Kill (Bury Me)

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(Example) - Thirty Seconds To Mars - The Kill (Bury Me)

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Thirty Seconds To Mars - The Kill (Bury Me)

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(Example) - The Rolling Stones -- Doom And Gloom

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(Example) - The Rolling Stones -- Doom And Gloom

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The Rolling Stones -- Doom And Gloom (Lyric Video)

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Gorillaz - Feel Good Inc. (Official Video)

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The production style of this type of MV, usually consists of a band performing directly in front of the camera, typically on a stage, studio or dramatic setting, where this style is often used in the Genres of Rock, Pop, Rap, Indie & Metal. The purpose of this style is not only to present the skill and talent of the artist or band, but to represent their image, as it also conveys their emotion and how they want to be seen, almost as if they are performing infant of a live audience, this is how they want to present themselves to their audience face-to-face.

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Focuses on the artist's skill and energy (suitable for rock bands).

Builds connection with fans - shows real instruments, vocals, presence.

Low production cost - typically filmed on stage or in a studio.

Timeless format - easy to replicate across tours or live sessions.

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Lacks narrative or creativity - can become repetitive.

Doesn’t stand out visually in a saturated market.

May not communicate the message or emotions of the lyrics clearly.

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The purpose of this style of production, is how it has more of an emotional base to it, as it comes along with a specific narrative to fit the song and to convey a particular emotion to the audience. Usually, Rock genre music videos have very unconventional production styles as it fits the unconventional style of the genre overall, thus allowing them to communicate specific emotions to their viewers. This style is also very engaging with viewers.

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Engages viewers emotionally - tells a story they can follow.

Adds depth to lyrics (e.g. war, heartbreak, mental health).

Can boost replay value if the narrative is dramatic or surprising.

Often used in rock ballads or emo rock to express vulnerability.

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High production costs (actors, locations, editing).

Risk of cliché (Over used) - common plots (love, betrayal) may feel overdone.

May overshadow the music if viewers focus too much on the visuals.

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This production style is a more creative and symbolic style, rather than a linear story throughout the music video. The purpose of this style is to be more experimental and thought-provoking with the target audience, forcing the audience to think harder and find meaning in what the music video is aiming to convey to the viewer, by using a more abstract production through surreal visuals and metaphors. It is often used by Indie & Alternative Rock bands, Electronic, & Art Pop Music.

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Visually abstract, experimental, or symbolic - great for alternative and progressive rock.

Encourages analysis and discussion, often becoming cult classics.

Can go viral for being unusual or controversial.

Fits postmodern themes in media (irony, symbolism).

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May confuse audiences - too abstract or disconnected from lyrics.

Often interpreted in many ways, which can dilute the artist’s original message.

Can alienate casual viewers who prefer realism or performance.

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This production style incorporates a combination of two styles, using a performance with a narrative throughout the music video. The purpose of this style is to present a mixture of meaning, with performance through communicating the internal image of the band off stage, and their external image in stage. Furthermore, this style balances the emotions, ensuring meaning is created through symbolism, but still maintain the Hard Rock aura.

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Balances emotion, performance, and creativity.

Keeps different audience types engaged (those who want story, sound, or visuals).

Ideal for rock bands with strong identity and deep lyrics (e.g. Nirvana, Linkin Park).

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Complex to direct and edit - needs to feel cohesive.

Expensive to produce, especially with special effects or location shifts.

Risk of becoming visually overcrowded if not done well.

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This Music Video style is very common among all artists, as it allows audiences to become more familiar with the lyrics and meaning of the MV overall as they can sing along with the song. This style is also highly demanded by audiences, because if this is provided, it allows audiences to develop a deeper connection with the song, satisfying their needs. Usually, these types of videos are released before an official music video as bands or artists want their audience to understand the lyrics first, then be able to match them with the action in the music video, enabling them to decode meaning much better.

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Quick and low-cost to produce.

Allows fans to learn and connect with the lyrics.

Useful for early releases, teasers, or non-official tracks.

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Minimal visual engagement - no artist performance or narrative.

Usually seen as less professional than full videos.

Less likely to go viral or gain media attention.

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This production style uses an animated representation, usually 2D, 3D, Stop-Motion or CGI. This style is a highly symbolic method, as it could be interpreted that what is shown in the MV, can only be shown in this style as it may be easier for the artist or band to do so, than communicating something in real-life. This style is often used by the Genre of Rock, as this also allows artists or bands to create impossible-visuals and fantasy worlds, emphasising further on Rock's unconventional style.

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Unlimited creative freedom - can create fantasy, sci-fi, or surreal worlds.

Often timeless, as animation doesn't age like live footage.

Useful when the artist isn’t available or prefers anonymity (e.g. Gorillaz).

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Expensive and time-consuming to create high-quality animation.

Risk of being seen as childish or disconnected from the music’s tone.

Harder to connect emotionally with animated characters than real people.