The use of grayscale to colour the video gives it a noir-ish tone that we could easily replicate
Both stars of the video dress in period costume that is particularly relevant to the setting of electro-swing genre we are considering, particularly the suit
We could also learn from how the video efficiently switches between sequences in colour and sequences in grayscale which gives us more flexibility with our approach to differentiating flashbacks from other scenes and more ways to demonstrate technical excellence
There's is definitely a modern look to many of the images that we could aim to emulate. This largely created through the picture quality and creative use of technologies to create many of the patterns shown on screen
Slow-motion features heavily, and is something we could considering using for certain scenes in our video. It allows particularly striking images to have maximum impact as the audience is fully able to take in spectacle and momentum
Editing is mixed, sometimes cutting on the beat and other times hanging on an image. This is a good balance that can inform our video, especially in relation to tracks with a faster pace as many songs in the elctro-swing genre do
Editing helps raise tension with a faster cutting rate as the song reaches a climax
Pivotal moments in the video are reinforced by cutting to tighter shots of different parts of the scene, which we could consider implementing
Consistent use of green-screen and CG compensates for lower budget as the video is essentially acknowledging it's flaws and turning it's budget into something stylistic. The low-fi style matches the setting well
Strong focus on period details, partly in costume but also much of the set design and cabaret lighting. Uses iconic motifs such as the the stage show to highlight period
Segments of video with paper cut-out style created in post and a washed out colour scheme we could replicate
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