I have chosen these chains
I have been freed
But yet again
Manacles
Close
In
How do I escape
The cell is unlocked
But it is safe
I love to hide
Shrouding in darkness
My true self
My true love
Seizes me up
I choke
Unable
Permanent flashing
Vulnerability
Cowardice
It consumes me
Tears abuse me
My heart wants to
Explode
And yet
I stay silent
The same
I always choose the chains
Thursday, 28 August 2014
Friday, 22 August 2014
Music Video Analysis: Taemin - Danger
Set Ups:
- Car park
- Warehouse
- White background
- Dark Grey shiny room
- Speaker walls
- White room
- Grey wall
- Cable chair
- Light behind head
Progression throughout:
- Outfits change
- Dance
- Different settings introduced
- Hair colour changes
- Black and white shots
- Number of dancers
- Motorbike
- Guitar, swinging microphones
Use of colour:
- Blue lighting in underground scenes, shadowy, low key
- High key lighting in shiny rooms
- Taemin’s costume distinguished from back dancers
- Platinum blonde and black hair
- Red suits
- Leopard print
Editing:
- Begins with shaky cam shots before music starts
- Cuts between dance moves in different set ups
- Strut in time to beats
- Juxtaposition in framing
- Camera click fx
- Cut with taemin’s kick
Sunday, 17 August 2014
Dil To Pagal Hai
Techniques Used
- Begins in clear studio setting with bright light behind setting this bit up as something different from reality - introducing us to the characters and their utterly opposite beliefs
- Cuts out to reveal them sitting on yellow benches - benches then occupied by loving couples for the duration of the title sequence
- Colour shifts completely from yellow to blue
- Jump Cuts in MS during musical number to show frustration between male and female dancer
- Cuts from her to him both doing a similar dance move though in different places
- A shot in which there are two versions of the couple showing the different sides of their relationship; lovers and friends
- Pooja's flash back is illustrated by her turning and an OTS revealing why she must be dutiful to her aunt
Labels:
Bollywood,
Film Analysis,
Genre
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