The 1975 'The sound' Media language The Sound is a studio performance / narrative based music video. Camera The very first shot is a zoomed out shot of the entire band, it then uses anchorage by displaying the title of the band straight after this shot to establish who they are for marketing purposes. An arc shot (tracking shot) is used at 00.13 seconds, moving around the protagonist. mis'en'scene Traditionally, the artists have their instruments alongside them as they express their music, however the set is different compared to other indie style music. As they play the song they are surrounded by a giant cube to signify they are trapped, this is clearly shown at 00.15 seconds when the artist walks up to the glass and holds the glass and hits his head against it, demonstrating he is trying to escape. As well as this it could perhaps suggest they are not accepted by society’s opinion on their style of music and could relate to the ...
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