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Mise en Scene:
- Location (towards the end) represents the idea of 'Paradise' and what it looks like.
- Elephant costume creates comical effect, relates to upbeat song of pop genre.
- High key lighting creates a positive atmosphere throughout.

Camera:
- Multiple wide shots, particularly used at the beginning and end of the video, to emphasise the setting.
- Unsteady camera movements have been used in a majority of shots to demonstrate chaos, for example, when the 'elephant' escapes from the zoo.

Sound:
- Only the non-diegetic sound of the song is being played - no record of diegetic sounds.

Editing:
- Quick cuts have been used when the band are playing to the audience; the fast pace exaggerates excitement.
- Slow motion has been used when the 'elephant' reunites with the others while the chorus occurs. Paradise is a place people describe as relaxing so the slow motion fits perfectly.

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Mise en Scene:
- Low key lighting on the band, keeps their identiy hidden - mysterious
- The clothing in which Freddie Mercury is a typical clothing for a 'rockstar', which links to their genre of music.

Camera:
- Low angle shot of guitarist doing his solo - represence his importance.
- Zooming out at the start of the video where the lead singer is, showing more of him and the location.
- Zooming out when the song comes together, showing the whole band and the setting in which they're in.

Sound:
- Non-diegetic sound of the song itself - no use of diegetic sounds.

Editing:
- Long cuts used throughout the music video - doesn't link to the upbeat song but exaggerates key parts of the video.

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Queen - Don't Stop Me Now (Official Video)

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Mise en Scene:
- Differences in the locations - goes from a poor area  to a rich area.
- Clothing changes and improves with each location, as if he's working his way up in life.

Camera:
- Unsteady camera on majority of the dancing - sense of uncertainty and as if it's unplanned or the man is improvising.
- Low angle shot of the man in the mansion looking out at the view - represents his power.
- Multiple wide shots used to demonstrate the different locations in which the man is visiting.

Sound:
- Non-diegetic sound of the song plays but breaks apart and differs throughout the video - not consistent.
- Diegetic sounds have been used, such as the sound of a train and a hose, which represents the setting and the things that are happening in the scene.
- As the man knocks on the door, three knocking sounds are used, but they're part of the song instead of sound effects added which is unusual for a song.

Editing:
- As the dancer slides into water, the song becomes mumbled, which is the effect you have when you're underwater - your hearing is limited. This makes you feel like you're the dancer himself.
- The music also gets blurred out when a young boy puts headphones on, as if he's taken away the full sound of it.
- Slow motion of the man boxing - elongates the action and power within the punches.

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Ed Sheeran - Don't [Official Music Video]

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Mise en Scene:
- Location in a graveyard, relates to the soul music genre as it's meaningful.
- Clothing is very formal, for example suits, which is the traditional clothing to wear to funerals.

Camera:
- High angle shots used to represent weakness and vulnerability, relates to music video about a funeral.
- Close ups used to exaggerate the sorrow and lack of emotion on peoples' faces.

Sound:
- Only the non-diegetic song playing - no record of diegetic sounds.

Editing:
- Slow motion used in the majority of the scenes - elongates the meaning behind the music video.
- Long cuts used as it's more fitting for the genre and music video itself.
- Black and white colouring of the scenes used throughout, links to the video as it represents sorrow and creates a depressing atmosphere.

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Mise en Scene:
- Locations used, such as the streets and police station, links to the diegetic sounds used as they all create an uneasy atmosphere.
- Clothing is very informal and scruffy, represwents the demographic of the people in the music video.
- Low key lighting used throughout the video, which links to the narrative and performance of the video.

Camera:
- Close up of the man's face, showing no emotion and sweating - represents a sense of anxiousness and uncertainty.
- Long shots used to represent the locations clearer.
- Unsteady camera movements used to represent the chaos within the video.

Sound:
- The non-diegetic sound of the song itself fades out when there are verbal diegetic sounds - helps the viewer understand what people are saying.
- Multiple diegetic sounds have been used within the music video. For example, car noises, swearing, alarms, gun shots etc - Rebellious, dangerous atmosphere.

Editing:
- Slow motion at the beginning of the song before the beat kicks in - almost acts as a build up and fits with the way the man is falling.
- Multiple shots joined together by quick cuts as the build up of the drop occurs, fits with the upbeat melody/rhythm.
- Shots have been edited on the beat of the song, creating a cleaner, polished overall outcome.

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Vote for Chase & Status to win Best British Group at the BRITS 2012: http://bit.ly/y8ZejK Music video by Chase & Status performing End Credits. (C) 2009 Mercury Records Limited