Analysis of Music Videos

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Through watching multiple music videos of different subgenres connected to pop music, I found elements which I would like to introduce into my future music video project.

The music video for The Subways’ ‘We Don’t Need Money To Have A Good Time’, with a similar indie-style to that of my chosen song, I noticed that the fast-paced editing was a feature which I would like to implement. It’s suitable for my future music video as according ‘tunebat.com’, both of these songs have similar beats-per-minute and energy levels.

[Frame-Analysis]


Moreover, the vivacious colouring is something I would like to emulate within my own music video’s colour palette in order to appeal to a ‘fun-loving audience’. I selected this music video to draw from as, due to the niche subgenre, it had a low budget, which given my own personal limited financial resources, means that I can draw inspiration from the visuals in this music video.

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