The Smiling Lies
Things we like
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Things we don’t like
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The use of fast forwarding made it look quirky/funny
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Lighting tended to go too dark at times, so the focus then became off.
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Professional looking use of focus pull shots and high quality camera work
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The transition between the professional looking studio shots to the co-op scene appears out of place. This could be because of the dull colour palette contrasts that of the studio artificial lighting.
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Timing of the cuts between shots well synchronised with the timing of the music
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The synchronising of the guitar and the music sometimes became off and didn’t match.
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General theme of indie/rock is consistent throughout, in music, outfits, actions in the video
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The narrative that this sort of genre normally contains didn’t go anywhere and would not catch the focus of the audience.
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Good use of props (vintage car, quirky handmade space helmets)
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It became very repetitive with some shots looking very similar.
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Range of shots used (extreme close-ups, close-ups, wide angle, dollying the camera to from the same angle)
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Black backdrop focuses attention on the main subject of the band
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Entertaining, effective use of humour
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Match-on-action shots used a lot to make shots of the band playing more interesting
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