LLM: Technical analysis - JME feat Giggs

Shot number	Type of shot	Camera movement and mise-en-scene	shot duration
1	Mid shot	Panning shot from right to left, male characters all dressed in black tracksuits.	26 seconds
2	low-angle shot	panning shot from left to right, first male artist performing	4 seconds
3	Close-up	panning from left to right of male artist putting words into action when holding car keys and a credit card	6 seconds
4	Mid-Close up	Still shot, male artist seen to be holding squared letters	5 seconds
5	Two shot	Still shot and another character enters the shot,	5 seconds
6	Mid shot	Still shot, use of a wand to link with the lyrics	4 seconds
7	Mid-close up	Still shot, props used again to support the lyrics, a mic and a certificate	15 seconds
8	Mid shot	Panning from right to left to now introduce new artist	16 seconds
9	low angle shot	Tracking shot as artist walks from left to right	3 seconds
10	Close-up	Panning from left to right	4 seconds
11	Mid-close up	Still shot, artist being handed props to link with the lyrics	5 seconds
12	Two shot	Still shot, 'Iron man' figure used to support lyrics	4 seconds
13	Two shot	Character enters wearing a wig to hide face,	6 seconds
14	Low angle, two shot	Panning from right to left and the song finishes following both artists	10 seconds

• This music videos features many qualities that our group wish to take into our production when it comes to filming an editing. 
• The darkness is a key impact this video has, allowing the main focus to be on the artist with some low-key lighting surrounding them, giving me the idea to film at night and trying to concentrate the audiences attention on the main artist by shining light. 
• For mise-en-scene, the characters wear black tracksuits, which links with the dark background and supports the music genre as each artist expresses what they want.
• Further, the use of props add a comedic value to the song, something we want to consider when filming. 
• In many of the shots, the main character is in the middle section of the frame. This causes the focus to be sustained on the artist. 
• There are Close Up's of the main artists which allows us to see more of their emotions and feel more connected to their character.