Shot Type
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Extreme
Long Shot –
Generally
used as a scene setting shot. It shows a view of an object in the distance
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Analysis
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1:36
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This still
image shows the setting used in the video. The lighting is completely natural
and shows a sunrise and the trees are silhouetted. Goodwin in Dancing in the
Distraction Factory (1992) states that there will be a relationship between
the lyrics and the visuals. This is clearly reinforced in the mise en scene
in this still. The location is clearly ‘far from home’ there is no evidence
of this being a ‘home’ environment. There are no houses – it is nature.
However, because it is an idyllic image the audience would want to be at this
location. Hence, the location reinforces the optimistic lyrics. This is further reinforced with the golden
sunshine. The sibilance of the ‘summer shone’ evokes this image that the
audience can see in the music video.
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Lyrics
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‘The summer
shone beat down on bony backs
So far from home where the ocean
stood
Down
dust and pine cone tracks’
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Tuesday, 8 October 2013
Ben Howard Music Video Analysis
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