Music Video 3 Research

MEDIA LANGUAGE:

Calvin Haris ' I need your love' Analysis
Camera 
  • The characters in this music video appear to be holding the camera and recording themselves, having less footage of them being recorded by other people
  • Through out the video there are multiple close up and midshots of the artist as well as their friends 
Editing 



Sound


Mise-en-scene
  • The video suggests the location is outside the UK with a range of establishing shots which is very important as this will set the scene for their audience
  • As well as this characters appear to wear minimal makeup and summer clothes

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