Media Language- Camera Movement

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Media Studies: Ideas for music video 
Camera movement:

• Tracking- need to use, as a modern music video should never stop moving.

• Slow push in, slow track/zoom in to the main character, this helps see thoughts and emotions,
and can also show that there is more there is something special going on with a group of people.

• Creep out, aims to show us leaving the character, and can show despair.

• Wondering camera, were the camera starts on the main man but then moves away to take in a scene. Causes us to interpret the surroundings in our own way.

• Start in a rough area as a teen, then move on with a achievements and go on trips look satisfied, then at end go back to the rough area(same shot as of start) but with a smile.





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