Music Video Screen Shots

Analysis

In my research I found that Oasis have done quite similar music videos ranging from;

It's cuts, Transitions and overall style.

The first video I encountered was set in the 60's

which is usually the main theme of this particular band. It shows a variety of camera angles

mainly shot from above in 'Champagne Supernova'. I thought it was a clever idea to do

that type of angle because it relates well to the song lyric 'supernova' -which occurs in

outerspace giving the audience a feel of being the actual supernova and even as if

he is singing about you. The different colours and filters give an effect of being in a

trance like state or even being on drugs which relates to the 60's very well. The camera angles

are also quite basic which ties in well with the theme.

The second music video was more modern and cut up in

a simple format maybe to attract a younger audience to widen there

market to possibly sell more albums. The colours are quite bright too which appears

to have a filter over the top to brighten and make the video look more vibrant. The music

video didn't have the typical features that Oasis usually portray but more of a modern, fresh style.

In one screen shot there were three different camera angles which made the video more interesting

and gave a different dimension to the over all appearance. They also used a wide angle zoom to 

draw your eye in to the main focus of the video. 

The third music video is a fairly typical music video for this genre because they all show off there musical talents/instruments. The effects used make the music video interesting and more unique. At the start and the end of the video they use an establishing shot which is a good ending shot to finish off the video. It is in contrast with 'Champagne Supernova' & 'Don't look back in anger' because both of them use vibrant colours and unique camera angles which is very much so Oasis's style.

Overall the music videos were similar out of the three I chose including colours and idea this was very comman when I analysed Oasis.