Music Video Analysis - T ID



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  • Long shots of the setting which in this particular case is the United Arab Emirates city of Dubai.
  • By setting the scene the audience will be able to work out the possible storyline or content of the video.
  • A wide angle shot is used here. The effect of the camera panning forwards across the sea towards the city creates a sense that the audience is about to delve into the content of the video. 











  • Many special effects are used during this video such as fireworks exploding and duplications of certain objects within this video. E.g. over 100 Ferrari's driving on a motorway.
  • These special effects create a more captive video to captivate an audience. 
  • These effects allow the producers to create something captivating without using a high budget.
  • Uses wide angle shot and a lower angle looking slightly upwards towards the sky for the cars scene. Uses a medium high angle shot for looking down at the city and the fireworks.











  • Keeps swapping between shots of the artist and the characters within the video environment.
  • By doing this the audience is constantly reminded of who the artist who made the song and the characters within the video.


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