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a long shot shows the entire subject/star from head to toe and demonstrates the subject in comparrison to their surroundings and proxemics.

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In this clip the long shot is used to demonstarte and excentuate the body lanaguage and movement of the star. This allows for all factors of MES to be identified aswell as the loaction of the lighting framing the star making her stand out signifigantly. The stillness of this long shot similarlly contrast the stars movement adding to their image.

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A Dolly In usually refers to smoothly moving the camera forward or away from your subject. 

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In this particular gif the star uses gestures and body language to invite the audience. As he does this, the camera uses a dolly in. This creates an interaction between the star and the audience, as well as adding to the narrative to see what is going to be revealed.

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A Mid Shot is a camera angle shot from a medium distance (around the waist up).

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In this clip the use of a mid shot allows the audience to still recognise the body language and facial expressions, as well as the beach setting behind him. Many Indie music videos do this to demonstrate the Mise-En-Scene for the audience.

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A Montage is the technique of selecting, editing, and piecing together separate sections of film to form a continuous whole.

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This is a still image we have taken from a montage clip from an indie rock music video. It helped to represent the chaos of the scene, and the pace of edit through various shots, locations, and angles. This created a quick pace, hectic sector of the music video.

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An Aerial shot is a shot that's taken from an elevated vantage point than what is framed in the shot. 

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In this music video, the aerial shot was used to establish the location of the star, as well as a birds eye view of the proxemics. This sets the tone of the music video, as well as the stars representation (the genre of the song). This makes it easier for the audience to follow the narrative.

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An Establishing Shot typically wide or extreme wide shots of buildings or landscapes.

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The establishing shot for this indie music video, sets a basis for the narrative that the audience can follow. For example, in this shot it signifies a sense of isolation as well as freedom (binary opposition - Levi Straus).

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A Dolly Out usually refers to smoothly moving the camera forward or away from your subject.

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In this rock music video, the dolly out allows for the scene to introduce more/new ideas for the audience to be aware of. In this clip it provided a dynamic view of the location, arriving characters, and shift of events.

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A high-angle shot is a cinematic technique where the camera looks down on the subject from a high angle. High-angle shots can make the subject seem vulnerable or powerless when applied with the correct mood, setting, and effects.

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In this particular music video, the focus is solely on the artist which is why a high angle has been used. It is also commonly used more when the song features a female artist rather than a male artist.

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an eyeline shot is a cut of an actor looking at something off-screen, followed by a cut of another object or person to show what they were looking at. (in this case the star is looking at this man and we see what she sees)

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In this music video, the eyeline shot allows the characters to interact with one another. The audience can then establish the relationship between them, specifically in this video they have a friendly interaction by waving/pointing at each other.

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A Low angle shot is when the camera is positioned below the average eye line and pointing upwards. This creates a powerful feel to the scene.

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In this case, the low angle signifies the dominance and importance of the building.

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A Tracking shot is when the camera physically moves rather than simply staying stationary while filming. This allows for following characters, showing action, revealing something.

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In this clip of the music video, a tracking shot has been used on the people riding the bikes. Tracking the characters it creates different perspectives on how they can be viewed, for instance as active young individuals.

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A Tilt shot is shot that uses a cinematographic technique called tilting in which the camera stays fixed but rotates up and down on a vertical plane.

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In this music video, a tilt shot is used to reveal objects/characters. As well as this, it gives the audience a sense of the location of where the characters are because it tilts down from a big building which looks like a school, this sets the scene.

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a reveal shot is when the camera is focusing in so the audience can't see the whole set. Then the camera moves to reveal a wider viewpoint, usually followed by something new to the audience. This is usually preceded by a Reaction Shot.

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The reveal shot in this music video was used to reveal the star as it was their first appearance in the video. It can gather a sense of excitement for the audience as they wonder what will appear as the camera tracks this character.

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A Reaction shot is usually a close up shot that cuts away from the main scene to provide the audience with “new” information about how a character feels (e.g here it is disgust)

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In this indie rock music video, it cuts to two characters making a disgusted reaction to what they have just seen. This impacts how the audience may feel because if they also felt the same when seeing the star doing an embarrassing/disgusting action, they can relate to them.

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a subject tracking is any shot where the camera follows backward, forward or moves alongside the subject being recorded. This movement puts pressure on the object and shows signifigance.

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In this pop-rock/alternative music video, the camera tracks a money necklace/chain. This therefore shows the significance of the object as it is the main focus and how it must cost a lot of money and is something the stars are excited/ waiting for.

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The Over the shoulder shot is a camera angle where the camera is placed above the back of the shoulder and head of a subject.

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The over-the-shoulder shot in this music video clip gives a sense of perspective to show where the characters are in relation to objects/other characters (instruments). As well as this the audience is made to feel more in the action

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A Close up is a subject or object at close range intended to show greater detail to the viewer (e.g. facial expressions).

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In this indie music video, a close-up conveys her emotion to the audience. The star seems quite mysterious as her facial expressions and emotions look menacing and her makeup/hair is unique. This is in reflection of the lyrics and genre of the song