Indie music is weird
In this blog, demonstrated here will be the conventions that many other music videos used and that we’ll also use for our music video.
CAMS:
In generic music videos, they often use close-ups to show the synced singing of the artist.
Another general music video CAMS is an extreme close-up, where lyrics link to the visuals of the video.
An over-the-shoulder shot is used to describe a narrative in the video that makes a character look at something or someone in it.
Eye-level angle is used to show the natural perspective of how the actors look in a third person view from the front.
CLAMPS:
The setting in the video will be able to give a visual of what narrative the music will describe.
For lighting, there could be the use of dark color lighting to demonstrate gloomy or even serious tone.
Since the song is about time, there could be acting based on what people did back then in the past.
For costumes, there could be an older version of fashion that could be used to demonstrate how much time it’s been.
Sound:
Diegetic sounds in the video could be used to make props or other items give.
Non-Diegetic, the sound that is added during the editing process of the video.
Editing:
For the editing option, Ideas that were planned are the following:
Jump cut
Fade out for the end of the video
A cutaway from one scene of the music video to the next as well as a jumpcut.
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