Ok Go - This Too Shall Pass
In this music video Ok Go used single camera techniques for the whole video. Also, they only needed to have one take to get the whole video, which means that there was next to no editing work to be done on the video, only to add the music over the top. The video is very complex as lots of things are happening in rapid succession, all leading onto a further reaction.
Wu-Tang Clan - Gravel Pit


Arctic Monkeys - R U Mine
This music video displays the use of single camera techniques. Only one camera is used thorough the whole video, being passed around the band in the car. This means they only used one take for the entire video, however they had a black and white filter on it, therefore there had to be some editing on the video. The use of single camera techniques is effective here as it shows a dynamic view of the car and is entertaining.
Merit - Good examples given and you clearly state the difference between single and multi- camera shoots.
ReplyDeleteFor Distinction - Give examples of single camera and multi-camera formats that aren't music videos using the same kind of description you use here.