Style - a particular appearance typically determined by the principals in which it was designed.
Performance - how the form of entertainment is presented/the music video being focused on the artist.
Narrative - the music videos focus being on the story mostly.
Thematic - Having or relating to subjects or a particular subject.
Representation - How a certain group is portrayed by the media.
Gender - Male or Female
Ethnicity - cultural factors including nationality, regional culture, ancestry and language.
National Identity - sense of a nation as a cohesive whole represented by traditions culture and language.
Shots - a shot is the continues footage and movement of camera in between cuts or edits.
Angles - the position of the camera relative to the subject of the shot.
Movement- how the camera moves through the shot
Cut- a cut is an abrupt but trivial transition from one shot to another
Fade- a transition effect where the image slowly goes to black
Pace- the rhythm of the action in conjunction with the sequence.
Cut to beat- the cuts of a sequence being in time with beats in music
Expression and Gesture- visible body and face actions in a scene as a form of nonverbal communication.
Costume and Props- costume is what the subject is wearing in a shot which can match a theme or reflect something in the scene. A prop is an object used on the screen by an actor which is considered separate from the costume.
Iconography- the identification of symbols or themes that reoccur in an artist's films.
Lighting and Colour- the position of the lights, the light level and the set's colour.
Graphics- images which are generated by a computer.
Genre- a specific type of writing, film or music.
Star persona- The images and set of meanings that are recognisable to the audience in a star's work.
Motif-a re-occuring idea or image in the work of an artist.
Anchorage- when a piece of media uses another piece of media to reduce the amount of connotations in the first so it can be interpreted more easily.
Intertextuality- the process of creating references to any kind of media text via another kind.
Representation - How a certain group is portrayed by the media.
Gender - Male or Female
Ethnicity - cultural factors including nationality, regional culture, ancestry and language.
National Identity - sense of a nation as a cohesive whole represented by traditions culture and language.
Shots - a shot is the continues footage and movement of camera in between cuts or edits.
Angles - the position of the camera relative to the subject of the shot.
Movement- how the camera moves through the shot
Cut- a cut is an abrupt but trivial transition from one shot to another
Fade- a transition effect where the image slowly goes to black
Pace- the rhythm of the action in conjunction with the sequence.
Cut to beat- the cuts of a sequence being in time with beats in music
Expression and Gesture- visible body and face actions in a scene as a form of nonverbal communication.
Costume and Props- costume is what the subject is wearing in a shot which can match a theme or reflect something in the scene. A prop is an object used on the screen by an actor which is considered separate from the costume.
Iconography- the identification of symbols or themes that reoccur in an artist's films.
Lighting and Colour- the position of the lights, the light level and the set's colour.
Graphics- images which are generated by a computer.
Genre- a specific type of writing, film or music.
Star persona- The images and set of meanings that are recognisable to the audience in a star's work.
Motif-a re-occuring idea or image in the work of an artist.
Anchorage- when a piece of media uses another piece of media to reduce the amount of connotations in the first so it can be interpreted more easily.
Intertextuality- the process of creating references to any kind of media text via another kind.
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