Mood Board

Shots are an important part of the music video they show you everything that is happening. There are so many shots for so many different things, an extreme close up would mostly be used to show emotion where as a long shot would be used to show what everyones doing.

I have selected these pictures of the artist because the songs they produce are some of my ideas for my final piece. It includes artists such as Bruno Mars, Eminem and Taylor Swift.

A huge part of a music video is the setting this could be from a plain room, to on the stage at a festival or even a beach. The setting is telling us where its based and can relate to a story they are trying to tell us e.g Route 24 with My Love is filmed in a night club, without the setting it wouldn't make sense.

These pictures above are relevant to the type of music video because the pictures are all from videos that are either narrative or performance based. I have done this on purpose so when I come to do my music video, my music video will be both performance and narrative based where the main singer will be singing in a dark room with a light on him. Some songs such as 'Read All About It, Professor Green' which has a very deep meaning to it and gives you an easy structure on where to film due to the lyrics telling in some ways a story of struggle.

Props

There are hundreds of props that could be used in a music video usually different genres have stereotyped props that they will include such as an indie genre song usually includes a guitar, a rap song will include money and a pop song will include a microphone etc.


Costume



 Costume tells the audience a lot about the genre for example in a rap song the costume usually includes the main rapper in baggy clothes with a lot of heavy gold necklaces and rings and will include black clothes with the odd few colours, they will have unusual makeup or face painting on and black finger nails.

PARRI$ in “Fiyah”Hop on the athleisure-glam wave with this PARRI$-inspired look. Taking streetwear above and beyond, the singer and choreographer glamorizes sportswear, mixing staple pieces with fishnets, chokers, and chunky accessories. Say goodbye to basic with this curated costume.