Waiting All Night – Rudimental feat. Ella Eyre
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Mise-en-scene
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We see shits of the main character in
the hospital, rehabilitation centre and a skate park. These are all key
locations as they show the beginning, middle and end of the guys recovery,
which is what this music video is all about.
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Sound
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The song doesn’t
start playing in this music video until 33 seconds in. All of the sound up
until then is the diegetic sound
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Camera
Angles
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Most of the camera
angles used in this music video are POV shots or hand held shots. These denote
that this is based on a real story as these camera angles put us in the shoes
of those close to the man who had the accident making it all feel more real
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Transitions
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There is the
use of a cut through black transition between the BMX riders accident and the
shot of his friend looking worried for him. This transition denotes a clear
change in scene but also connotes the unconsciousness of the BMX rider who
had the accident
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Narrative
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This music video is based on the
inspirational true life-story of San Francisco born BMX champion and actor -
Kurt Yaeger, who became an amputee after an accident in 2006.
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Titling
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There are no
titles in this music video
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Saturday, October 5, 2013
Textual analysis of a music video: Waiting All Night – Rudimental feat. Ella Eyre
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