1. Couple is seem leaving bank with bags of money, running. 2. Then shown sitting at the bar laughing and seem to be in love. 3. Text box saying, "bathroom" pops up and woman is seen gathering her stuff then leaving the man. 4 Music stops as she is walking out. Uses old phone prop to call police and says, "he is here." 5. Music begins to play again, screen fades to a flashback. 6. Man is shown t a restaurant with another woman, holding hands and laughing. 7. His girlfriend is at another booth hiding behind a menu, seeing it all. 8. Jumps back to present and shows woman getting into a car and turning on the radio. 9. Shows a pan shot of her driving off, leaving 10. Cops pull up to the bar and are shown walking towards the boyfriend. 11. cops arrest the boyfriend, he begins to struggle and resist. 12. Boyfriend shown walking out in handcuffs. 13. Cuts to woman in the car singing to music holding all the money in the bag.
When researching and analyzing the different music videos in relation to our genre of music there are various convections that stood out. As mentioned the song all of us came up with to use for this project is Getaway car by Taylor Swift. And the genre is pop/singer-songwriter. In which music videos from songs such as Drivers license and Vampire by Olivia Rodrigo. Give us a good insight into how in that category the specific usages of breaking the forth wall in the music videos. Using A LOT of tracking and over the shoulder shots as well. In this specific genre of music we need to be drawn to the artist or what the artist is explaining the emotions of. Almost if not every lyric should be able to match part of the song, to get the visual representation. It can be as simple as a prop that correlates to the main part of the song, a specific costume that shows value to the character or the makeup that can really capture the emotion the person is trying to showcase. With all of those ...
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