Research blog: Music Video


Humble By Kendrick Lamar

Cams 

  • Long shot 

  • Low angle 

  • Medium shot 

  • Aerial Shot  

  • Two shot  

  • Three shot 

  • Tracking shot 

  • Wide shot 

  • Pan 

  • High Angle 

  • Tilt 

  • Zoom 

  • Medium shot  

  • Medium close up 

  • Close up 

Editing  

  • Jump cut 

  • Cross Cutting 

  • Insert 

  • Split Screen  

Sound  

  • Non-Diegetic Sound-Music 

  • Sound Bridge 

Clamps 

  • Props (Money, face masks, golf clubs, table, chair, table, food, cars) 

  • Costume (hoodie, formal clothes, glasses, hoodie) 

  • Set (Hair salon, streets, gymnasium, church, outdoors, house) 

  • Acting (lip syncing) 

  • Makeup (models wearing lots of it) 

  • Lighting (Dim lighting to bright lighting) 


All my life by Lil Durk featuring J. Cole

CAMS 
        •       Tracking shot 
        •       Medium shot 
        •       Medium Close up 
        •       High angle 
        •       Ariel shots 
        •       Pan 
        •       Tilt 
        •       Establishing shot 
        •       Low angle 
        •       Two shot 
        •       Three shot 
        •       Dutch Angle 
        •       Zoom 
        •       Long shot 
        •       Close up 
        •       Wide shot 
        •       Eye Level 
        •       Medium long shot 
EDITING 
        •       Jump cut 
        •       Insert 
        •       Action match 
 
SOUND 
        •       Diegetic Sound 
        •       Non-Diegetic Sound 
        •       Sound Bridges 
CLAMPS: 
        •       Costume (Urban outfit, children's clothing, streetwear) 
        •       Acting (Lip-syncing) 
        •       Props: (Chain, chalk, water gun, ice cream truck, balloons, football, bicycles) 
        •       Set: (House interior, front yard, neighborhood) 

The Box: By Roddy Richh 
CAMS: 
 
        •       Close up 
        •       Low angle 
        •       Medium Shot 
        •       Medium Close up 
        •       Tracking Shot 
        •       Wide shot 
        •       Tilt 
        •       High Angle 
        •       Three Shot 
        •       Ariel Shot 
        •       Dutch Angle 
        •       Two Shot 
        •       Over-Shoulder Shot 
        •       Pan 
EDITING 
        •       Insert 
        •       Cross-Cutting 
        •       Jump cut 
        •       Action Match 
SOUND 
        •       Diegetic Sound 
        •       Non-diegetic sound 
        •       Sound bridge 
        •       Ambient Sound 
ClAMPS
        •       Costume: (Causal clothes, basketball jersey, racecar outfit, theif outfit, army clothes) 
        •       Lighting: 
        •       Acting: (Lip-syncing) 
        •       Props: (Cars, basketball, poster, sunglasses, tables, boxes) 
        •       Lighting: (Low dim lighting) 
        •       Set: (Open driveway, gym, interior of vault, night view of city, broken warehouse, office, factory museum) 
 
 

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