LM - Technical Analysis - Nines - Can't Blame Me

Shot Number	Type of shot	Camera Movement/ Mise-en-scene	Shot Duration
1	Extreme Long establishing shot	Panning from left to right, external setting of the city	3 seconds
2	Close up	Slowly tracking to the left, sign as a prop displaying the location of the video 'Church End Estate'	2 seconds
3	Aerial/birds eye shot	Pedding across the estate from above	2 seconds
4	Close up	Slow tracking across the biker, costumes of helmet with skull mask	3 seconds
5	Close up	Slow tracking left, props of mopeds	2 seconds
6	Close up	""	1 second
7	Mid shot	Tracking, along the pavement whislt boy rides bicycle past and cars drive on the road	5 seconds
8	Low angle Mid shot	Tracking towards prop of the car as it approaches and Nines steps out. Also features the motorcyclists and the boy on the bicycle, bringing three lines of action together. Props of chains included also.	21 seconds
9	Low angle Mid shot	Tracking, following Nines as he walks through a block of flats to the door of one, then a 360 spin into the next shot	5 seconds
10	Low angle Mid shot	End of the 360 spin, Nines is now exiting the flat after entering it, new costume now also	1 second on its own, 3 seconds on split screen
11	Low angle Mid shot	Tracking and then pans away to the right	3 seconds on split screen 3 seconds on its own
12	Low angle Mid shot	Tracking back as he walks towards the camera, features several other characters	6 seconds
13	Low angle Mid shot	Tracking behind boy on the bike, towards Nines, stops as he's lined up against the railing with other characters, and pans right as he walks into the shop, costume contains hats and chains	8 seconds
14	Low angle Mid shot	Tracking from inside the shop towards Nines as he walks in, 180 pan right  as he walks past the camera and high fives the man at the till	7 seconds

Key Observations:

• I would like to emulate the steadicam movement and transitions from this piece into my own work as it looks very effective and creates a great flow.
• Also I would like to use similar costumes that are used in this video for our performance shots.
• Thirdly the large use of first person mode of address in this video is what our piece is likely include.
• Finally a technique that I would like to use in post production in order to create transition in our piece is the split screen that you see within this video, leading into a new location with a new costume etc.