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(Our chosen song)

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Angle - This silhouette close up shot occurs at 2:18-2:26 and shows the performance and narrative actually crossing over as he is performing for the actors in the narrative. This part of the music video shows the conventional feeling of a typical pop/indie music video with how they have the setting of the scene (a school dance). They have also made this shot slightly canted so that it is different from all of the other shots they have used throughout the music video.

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Distance - This is an example of a mid shot which occurs right at the start of the music video (0:00-0:11). Again the clean and smoother filming coveys a certain mood to they audience which we will have to look into following. They also have used a pull focus shot to show that the artist is the main focus of the scene.

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Distance - This is another mid shot which occurs at 1:07-1:10 and is an example of the clean, smooth camera shots that we might need to include in order to keep our music video conventional.

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Movement - This shot of the performance I really liked. They had put some chalk on the drum so that when the drum was hit the chalk flew everywhere. (1:14-1:16). The camera also shakes slightly when he hits the drum giving the sense of power that he has. This is an example of a movement shot.

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Angle - (0:37-0:39) This is an example of a music video that uses low key lighting in the performance which doesn't seem to be the conventional thing to do for the genre making it a different and more 'out there' video. This might actually attract the audience more so we need to think about whether we will follow the conventionality or if we go against it. There isn't really much of an angle on this camera shot and is more of a straight on shot.

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1:03-1:15

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Movement - These two shots both occur within 1:03-1:15. They have used a low angled close up to show the singers importance and power in his music video. He also has used the silhouette effect on him again which seems to be the conventional thing to do in all of his music videos. The movement of the camera is a slow pan upwards from his guitar to his face. At the very end of the clip, they use a whip pan to his face. This quick movement is something that isn't necessarily conventional for the indie genre which is typically smooth and slower movements.

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Distance - This seems to be a common lighting effect that is used in the  indie/alternative genre of music especially for the performances - they seem to have either high key lighting straight on the performer or high key lighting behind the performer, creating the silhouette effect. (0:35-0:38). This music video doesn't seems to contain a lot of different movement shots but instead has loads of distance shots. This is an example of one of the many mid shots that are used in the video but they also include long shots, high-angled shots, but no closeups until the very end.

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Angle - This shot again shows the silhouette lighting effects at 0:44-0:48. They also do a slow sideways pan which appears to be on a dolly which is taken on a higher angle, slightly looking down on the artist. This tells us that even though the drummer is part of the band, he isn't necessarily the most important person there - the main focus is on the singer.

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Movement - They use another dolly to walk past the drummer at 1:40-1:46. However, they still make sure the camera movement is slow making sure that the video is typical of the genre.