“ I AM ”

BY

REBECCA HOOPER

FADE IN:

1) EXTREME CLOSE UP

This shot was used to signify and inform the audience that the artist is actually singing the words of the song.

2) LOW ANGLED SHOTS

This shot was used to show power and dominance of the artists over the audience and that what they are singing is important to them as an artist and not just words that they have been made to sing.

3) HIGH ANGLED SHOTS

This shot was mainly used with Sam the drummer due to him sitting down and so that the audience is able to see that he is physically playing the drums in the song. However, traditionally used to show that the main person is insignificant and less powerful but that is not the reason as to why we used that shot type.

4) EYE-LEVEL SHOTS

This shot was used with the main artist Henry, this is because he the one singing the words of the song and having eye contact through the camera to the audience makes the words more powerful and meaningful to the audience making them feel like they are a part of the music video itself and are actually looking the artist in the eye.

5) SLANTED / DUTCH TILT SHOT

This shot is used throughout the music video because it cuts away from the common conventions of the rock pop genre, this is because we want to add a little bit of spice to the rock pop world making it have a new and interesting look to it making more people become interested in the genre.