Research for Audio Visual (Music Video)

Credit of Music Video = 
Arianda Grande, Miley Cyrus, Lana Del Rey (Don't Call Me Angel) Official Music Video.




Scene 1

-Woman walking in heels
- Slow speed
- Low angle shot at only her feet, slowly follows her
- No music playing, only sound of footsteps (heels prominent)
- Setting is a wet, bleak day. Night time

- Still no music, expands to a wide angle shot of the full woman from the side.
- A subtle pan shot (depth)
- Costume does not match my idea but similar idea of start





Between Scenes

- A introduction to the song along with the artists' names.
- Black background matches the bleak atmosphere from the first scene.
- Text has a subtle glow from the middle of the screen






Scene 2 

- Scene changes between actresses and shot positions, however in the same position
- Two other actresses surround the main singer
- When the music gets intense / louder normally the shot gets closer.
- Position of actress also changes to see side of them occassionally. In the shot at the bottom, a slight blur is present.
- The person is always singing, whether in the mic or not (if they are on the screen)

Scene 3 

 - A split story is shown between 3 different stories.
- This is done to accompany the 3 different singers and therefore is not relevant in my music video due to there being a singular singer.
- However opposing themes are created during this (between light and dark of the devils) which creates tension in the music video, as if you are watching a film.
- Story is created and worked upon








Faster Scene

 - Fast compilation of shots in different angles to accompany a faster pace of music.
- Despite this, a constant amount of eye contact is still quite large, while also looking away at the other character (never looks away randomly during an intense moment).
- Costume has only slightly changed, with the removal of wings due to the line 'Don't call me an angel when I'm a mess'.
 - Low angle shots when the person is making eye contact - shows power?
- Only high / medium angle shots when they're not looking into camera.