I said to all my mates, she won't make a monkey out of me
But when she kissed me it felt like a headbutt
It felt like a headbutt
But when she kissed me it felt like a headbutt
It felt like a headbutt
This section has imagery matched to this, by having a monkey in almost all shots of the video with the singer, as well as frequently touching his head or hat when he says 'it felt like a headbutt'.
The video itself has very little story, being a performance video. This does not stop it from showing imagery, as stated above, and using cuts and unrelated shots to effectively add to the video. The video itself is shot in very few locations, mainly taking place on a rooftop with a few additional areas, such as a small kitchen and a red wall, to add some variation to the video.
The video itself has very little story, being a performance video. This does not stop it from showing imagery, as stated above, and using cuts and unrelated shots to effectively add to the video. The video itself is shot in very few locations, mainly taking place on a rooftop with a few additional areas, such as a small kitchen and a red wall, to add some variation to the video.
This video appeals to me because of its simplicity. It shows that you do not need a big budget or fancy settings to make an effective video, and that a good video could be made using only a camera and a few friends.
This video also shows that the conventions for this genre of music are very simple. The videos I have seen in this genre tend to be very simplistic, looking as if they are filmed with handheld cameras in the open areas rather than in studios. This will be very helpful for me, as it makes it easier to create a music video which could be closer to the standards of my genre than other ones would be.
This has influenced my work greatly, as it proves to me that it would be easy to produce a good music video in this genre, as videos for The King Blues and others in this genre, such as Frank Turner, all follow a style model which gives them a low budget, improvised approach.
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