Research Blog

 Hello Blog we are back today we are looking for a music video to plan for my music video I came up with three different music videos such as Bob Marley three little birds, Dance Moneky Tones and I, and Counting Stars by one republic.

First I start with Bob Marley Three little Birds - The official music video for Bob Marley's song "Three Little Birds" is a stunning work of audiovisual art that conveys the song's message through images. The cinematography, editing, sound, and mise-en-scène components that support the video's success in capturing the essence of the song will be examined in this study blog. Unity and happiness are created via quick cuts during dance moments. Smooth transitions emphasize continuity, while cross-dissolves mix scenes to represent how interrelated humans and nature are. The acoustic guitar and Bob Marley's melodic vocals take center stage while the song's allusion to nature is furthered by the inclusion of natural sounds like bird songs and ocean waves. The video's mise en scène features images of Caribbean culture and colors connected to Bob Marley's spiritual beliefs. These components strengthen the video's authenticity and link it to the subjects of the song.

Second I begin with Dance Moneky Tones and I - The video opens with a bustling street scene bathed in neon lights, immediately setting a vibrant and urban tone. The use of handheld cameras and dynamic angles effectively capture the energy and spontaneity of street performers, emphasizing the song's busking theme. The song's driving beat and catchy melody are central to the video, and the sound design ensures that these elements take center stage. The video's mise-en-scène is urban and contemporary, reflecting the street performance theme. The performers are clad in vibrant and eclectic attire, emphasizing their individuality.

Finally I end with Counting Stars By One Republic - Ryan Tedder, the lead singer, is shown in the video's opening image lying on the ground surrounded by LED lights, quickly establishing a mesmerizing and mysterious atmosphere. The handheld camera method used for most of the film emphasizes the sincerity and liveliness of the performance. Long tracking shots are used to provide the impression of movement and exploration as the camera travels through a dynamic and varied urban setting. The editor effectively transitions between shots of the band's performance and scenes of various individuals engaging in intriguing activities, creating a sense of unity and shared experience. This dynamic editing style reinforces the idea of life's fleeting moments, a central theme in the song. In "Counting Stars," the cinematography effectively captures the dynamic and diverse urban landscape, adding a sense of movement and exploration. The editing style complements the energetic beats and lively performance, while the sound design emphasizes the song's catchy melody and emotive vocals. The mise-en-scène immerses viewers in an urban, contemporary world, echoing the song's theme of embracing the present.