- "quick cutting on the beat"
- Every cut or edit in a music video needs to be in sync with the music.
- There is a "rhythmic basis closely connected to the song".
Editing:
- "Edits in music videos come far more frequently than in film"
- "Music video editing bears a far greater responsibility for many elements more than clasic Hollywood film editing".
- There are lots of very short, quick edits in music videos. These build up a montage and often tell the story of the video (progress the narrative).
Balanced:
- "The editing in music video works hard to ensure that no single element (the narrative, the setting, the performance, the star, the lyrics, the song) gains the upper hand".
- When i come to creating my own music video i will ahve to focus on creating a balance between my images and the song itself.
- The video cannot distract from the song but must also grab the audience's attention.
Graphic Match:
- When editing sequences connect objects through colour and shape, this therefore creates fluency.
Match on action:
- Using a series of edits where different people/objects are doing the same thing. For example a close-up on Subject A's feet running then a cut to a close-up on Subject B's feet running.
180 degree rule:
- I have to ensure that i do not disorientate the audience by breaking this rule, the audience should maintain a position between edits in terms of orientation.
30 degree rule:
- If you break the 30 degree rule it is called a jump cut a sharp awkward edit that looks clumsy.
- The camera should move 30 degrees between edits to avoid this.
(Jump Cuts draw the audiences attention to the techniques being used.)
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