Track: (Whistle While I) Work It
Artist(s): Chester See, Wayne Brady and Toby Turner
Director: Timothy Kendall
Release Date: 25 July 2013
Length of video: Song 4:24, (entire video 4:37)
Number of shots in entire video: 235
Average length of shot: 0.55 seconds
Number of shots in 30 second segment (0:46-1:01):
Shot
No.
|
Shot
Type
|
Shot
Length
|
Description
|
Transition
|
1 (0:46)
|
Mid
|
½ second
|
Toby Turner marches forwards, lip
synching and waving the flyer around.
|
Straight Cut
|
2
|
Tracking, left
|
½ second
|
Turner leads the group, at the far
left of the frame, with their backs facing the camera. He raises the flyer.
|
Straight Cut
|
3
|
Mid
|
1 second
|
The manager turns around to see the
flyer that is presented to him, Turner’s arm seen in the far right of the
frame.
|
Straight Cut
|
4
|
Mid
|
1 second
|
Turner lip synching, group behind
him, signalling towards the flyer in his hand to match the lyrics.
|
Straight Cut
|
5
|
(Closer) Mid with slight pan
|
2 seconds
|
The manager looks at the flyer then
at the group carrying an unhappy expression.
|
Straight Cut
|
6
|
Close-up
|
½ second
|
Turner continues justifying.
|
Jump Cut
|
7
|
(Closer) Mid with slight tracking
right
|
1 and ½ seconds
|
Turner turns to his friends, as his
substitute for ‘ladies’.
|
Straight Cut
|
8
|
Close-up
|
1 second
|
Manager looking tired at the boys’
attempts of queue jumping.
|
Straight Cut
|
9
|
Close-up
|
½ second
|
Man closing the barrier.
|
Straight Cut
|
10
|
Close-up
|
1 second
|
Bouncer shoos away and points the
boys to the back.
|
Straight Cut
|
11
|
Mid
|
1 and ½ seconds
|
The group look up from the closed
barrier at the bouncer in frustration
|
Straight Cut
|
12
|
Close-up
|
1 second
|
Manager does a flicking motion at
the boys pointing them to the back of the queue.
|
Straight Cut
|
13 (1:01)
|
Mid, tracking pan right
|
2 second
|
The group protest whilst Turner lip
synchs the lyrics in a very expressive manner.
|
Straight Cut
|
From this process I have learnt that music videos can be constructed from very fast and frequent cuts, and a variety of shot types. I will try to incorporate this into my own music video.
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