Biffy Clyro is an artist who is aimed at teenagers and adults around the ages of 15 to 30. The genre of his music is rock. I really like this music video as the performance in it is excellent for example as you can see in the pictures below each time they play
Pendulum - Watercolour
Pendulum are a band aimed at teenagers and adults ages between 15-30. There genre is drum and bass. This is one of my favourite music videos as it is very well set out from the beginning with the sky and planet turning into an eye then looks as though the sky was the eye with all the colours and reflections of the extreme close up of the iris.
Also the use of the water as the band are playing emphasizes the power and volume as it almost explodes off the drums and off there faces as you can see below in the picture of the drum player. Also the fading in and out of the main singer at the beginning from him singing back into the sky was a really clever idea as it made you concentrate on the character and then the sky. The mise en Scene really stood out with all the different backgrounds including the main singer behind loads of speakers then the sky and the crowd all in black jumpingrain or sweat in time with the beat. Also the fast edits from each different background in time with the beat I thought worked really well as it was very fast
and got faster so the suspense
grew throughout the song. Which made the video become more exciting as the music went on instead of dragging on and becoming dull. Lots of close ups and high angles were used in this video which again added to the excitement as it gave variety which engages the audience.
Beyonce - Singe Ladies
Beyonce has a target group of all ages as her voice is very flexible. Her genre of music is R&B and pop music with the occasional rap. Single ladies is another favourite music video of mine as it seems very simple to watch just three dancers. Yet after I have analyzed it, it has become much more complicated. As you can see the mise en scene is quite plane all in black leotards with black high heels. Yet Beyonce stands out with the gold metal glove on her hand. I think this music video is particularly clever as it has
managed to keep the audiences attention by constantly panning around the dancers and zooming in and out. Also the lighting has definitely helped in this music video. From grey to bright white then a flash to black. Also usually there in a longshot through most of the music video so you can focus on the dancing but occasionally to vary the video there are midshots and close ups of Beyonce’s face. Furthermore to add to the lighting, the shadows that have been made behind and in front of them make it more interesting as it looks as though there are more dancers in
the room creating more movement for the audience to watch.
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