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Executing the pan shot the right way can give the camera a voice in the story as well as communicating to the audience what to focus on. The camera movement itself can convey important clues to the viewer, guiding them along the narrative journey in your music video.

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Music videos use tracking shots to immerse the audience in the film, allowing them to experience a real-time journey through a setting in the same manner as the onscreen characters.

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Canted shots are used to enhance a disorienting or uneasy feeling in a scene. It is a technique that involves setting the camera at an angle and tilting the entire scene.

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The high angle shot informs the viewer that the subject feels vulnerable or is of lower status than something or someone around them. It can also imply imminent danger and tension. Alternatively, high angle shots can establish a scene and present the scale of things.

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High angles look down on subjects, making them weaker and less important. Low angles have the opposite effect: they increase power and importance.

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Extreme long shots incorporate so much background in a scene. They are commonly used to establish setting, mood, and the characters relationship to their physical space.

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Long shots allows the audience to focus in on the star image and the surrounds around them. It also allows the viewer to see what is happening emphasizing the shot and the location.

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Using an extreme close up creates power through the star images face showing clear emotion and  connection to the audience.

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The Mid Close Up shot focuses in on the performers face and connotes her emotions. This shot clearly represents the star and her feelings.