Tuesday, 25 June 2013

Blurred Lines music video analysis

Music videos


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yyDUC1LUXSU

Blurred lines- very bright fleshy colours being used to exagerate the exposure of the woman, especially as they are wearing see through plastic in some cases. As the men are dressed in black suits perhaps hinting that they are in dominating colours. The choreography seems to be all improvised but works fairly well.
The camera shots vary from close ups to medium close ups which focuses on the dancing and body language on a very simple set with good lighting.

Sex Sells. This video has had over 90 million youtube views.
There is another 'uncut'/'unrated' version of this video featuring the same women dancers either totally or partially naked.  Although it is bordering on the (soft) pornographic it seems to be acceptable to a wide audience and it certainly gets the point across.
One doesn't have to be as blatant as this artist when it comes to making a music video, however one must not forget the visual power of a good looking woman and I  intend to make my video as glamourous and attractive as possible.

this music video does not particularly have a narritive but has a range of different shots and props to keep the imagery interesting. The most popular shot used is the medium shot which captures people from the waist up which focusses on their facial expressions and props.




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