music video conventions

Hip Hop


Low camera angles are utilised as often as possible as a part of a hip bounce music video, which are utilised to implement the craftsman has control over the gathering of people. This edges recommends this as the craftsman will look downward on the camera. Case of this edges being utilised can be seen as a part of music recordings, for example, 'Like This', 'by Jaden Smith and Rich The Kid' and so on. Close up shots infer the status that the craftsman is in as it can propose that they're sufficiently essential to have an edge to themselves. Other prevailing shots which are utilised as a part of hip jump music recordings are two shots which incorporate the craftsman themselves and a female superfluously beside them. This can indicate how engaging and craved the craftsman is, something which is utilised to recommend the status the craftsman may have. Be that as it may, at times, this can speak to lady as immaterial and trivial. In some hip hop music recordings, females are utilised for there "hotness" and provocativeness, which can be connected back to the Laura Maulvy's hypothesis of 'the male look'.



Pop

The outfit of a craftsman truly relies on upon the artist 

on the other hand the entertainer themselves. However the normal pattern is to wear garments existing apart from everything else, with energetic hues or something a little odd=(such as the garments that Lady Gaga and Michael Jackson AKA The King of Pop use to wear). Style and creator attire is critical for pop stars to advance their picture. 

Here is Michael Jackson the King of Pop wearing exceptionally dynamic and shimmering garments, that make him emerge and make him interesting. The garments characterise him as a craftsman and express how he feels. In over recordings of him, for example, "Thriller" even alternate entertainers wear comparative garments to him. 

This craftsman Nicki Minaj understood for her lavishness, whether it be 

her apparel, make up... As an outstanding Pop star Nicki wears extremely energetic garments that make her emerge, and speak to her bubbly identity. 

Justin Timberlake a notable craftsman who is perpetually sharp looking, wearing suits and coats. Justin is an exceptionally all around introduced craftsman who characterises himself through costly suits and apparel and by continually attempting to look great and emerge by being sharp looking. 

The prop of a pop tune all depends of the verses and the craftsman, for example, tunes that Rihanna have a tendency to have medications and liquor as a major aspect of one of the props as it symbolides her issues and connections into the verses. Different props comprise of the instruments of the band and the craftsman. For example, Taylor Swift in the accompanying picture. The props of a music video can never be characterised as a particular sort. However a typical prop is autos with quick dashing and cruising. 

The lighting inside any execution from a pop craftsman will be sufficiently close dependably the same, whether that be male or female. With high key characteristic and un-normal lighting.

Rock Rock videos are usually presented in a slightly mysterious and rebelling way to create an atmosphere. The video tends to be a performance based video, that includes the band. The video will also highlight the way the artists are dressed, which often reflects upon the stereotypical rock look and dark tone. Rock Music videos can also be narrative based. The storyline will most likely outline the meaning of the usually dark lyrics. Moreover, the editing of the video tends to have a fast pace to match the tempo of the rock and metal songs, with the manipulation of special effects to bring out an effective atmosphere.
  Indie These videos tend to have varying combinations of conventions; such as bright, dark or sometimes black and white depending on the tone of the lyrics and music. Indie music tend to cover a mixture of narrative and performance base whereby the focal point can either be the main vocalist or the performance of the whole band, or even the band or artist not making an appearance in their music video. The narrative music videos in this context usually are more representational or symbolic, rather than illustrating the lyrics. In this sense, they are typically quite versatile. The editing techniques differ based on the pace of the music, whereby it can vary from slow to fast pace. The artists are generally presented in a casual manner reflecting upon their outfits.