The website I have used to do this research was www.promonews.tv.
I have chosen three pop songs that I liked the most. The first one is 'Rock Bottom' by Hailee Steinfeld, which is directed by Malia James.
The second song is 'Cruel' by Foxes and directed by Olof Lindh,
and finally the third song I chose is 'Do It Right' by Anne-Marie, directed by Selina Miles.
The picture bellow is the table I have used, where I wrote down all the research I did on those three songs about the use of camera, the use of editing and the use of mise-en-scene.
The use of camera that has been used in the three songs, was close-up (to show their expressions) and a tracking shot, since most of the singers weren't still on one place, they were moving around and dancing to the beat of the song.
The most common use of editing was the slow motion was used at the end of the song ('Do It Right' and 'Rock Bottom') or in the middle of the song. However on the song 'Cruel' it has been used a fast motion instead of slow, this is because it has a faster beat than the others.
For the mise-en-scene, all the singers wear more natural make-up and casual clothes.
The most common use of editing was the slow motion was used at the end of the song ('Do It Right' and 'Rock Bottom') or in the middle of the song. However on the song 'Cruel' it has been used a fast motion instead of slow, this is because it has a faster beat than the others.
For the mise-en-scene, all the singers wear more natural make-up and casual clothes.
