Close ups fill the frame with a single subject or object to focus attention on details like facial expressions. They are commonly used in music videos to match fast or intense scenes based on the tempo of the song. Perfect thirds position a subject off-center in the frame to create interesting angles that focus on a character or object while still showing some of the background, adding depth to the shot. Both techniques can be used in any genre of music video or photography by adjusting the framing to suit different scenes or moods.
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3. Using close ups as a shot in a video adds detail to the
character. This is mainly used to add focus on this
character and show their facial expressions. I would use
this because I like the idea of the detail in one shot. Close
ups fill the frame in a shot in a video, this is so you can’t
see anything but what you are focusing on. I’ve seen this
used in most music videos. This can be used in any music
video because it works with any genre, it can be slow
moving, or rushed. Depending on the tempo of the song.
If rushed, however, means that it will be difficult to see
because it is zoomed and moving around. This won’t
show detail. Although, it will work to show a hectic scene.
6. Perfect thirds are putting an object in a frame and either
having it in the centre of the frame or have it more on the
left or more on the right. This gives the frame a different
angle. This can be used to focus on a character or object. It
is a good technique because it makes the shot look
different so the angles aren’t all the same. This can be used
in any music video and is often used in photos, this is
because you can blur the background, to bring the object
in focus, forward. This also adds depth because the object
isn’t filling the frame, you can see the background, so
there’s more in the frame to see.