Research Blog Music Video

Teen Titans Music Video

 EDITING:

Jump Cut

Quick Edits

Flashes

Vignette

Montage Clips

Loner duration clips

CAMS:

Medium Shot

Low Angle Shot

High Angle Shot

Eye Level Shot

Close Shot

Pan

Establishing Shot

Over Shoulder Shot

Zoom In/Out

SOUND:

Digetic

Non-Digetic

"Night Begins to Shine" Song

Motorcycle revving

Crowd cheering

Bird Cawing

Robot Horse Noise

MIS EN SCENE:

Titans Tower

Planet/Dessert

Motorcycle

Evil Lair W/ Cages


Neon Vision (Other Song in Genre)

EDITING:

3D Rendered Hallway

3D Lazers

Pulsing With Beat

CAMS:

Zooming in

(Not much available since it is a 3D rendered loop)

SOUND:

Synthetic wave beats

Non-Digetic Sound

Digetic Sound

Up-Beat Beats

MIS EN SCENE:

3D Rendered Hallway/Planet





























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