Research: Camera Techniques in MVs

Camera techniques are essential in music videos, helping convey mood, emotion, and story. Here are some of the most impactful shots:

- Close-up/Extreme Close-up: Focuses on a character's face or detail, capturing raw emotion.

- Wide Shot: Shows the environment, providing context and scale.

- Two-shot: Frames two characters together, highlighting their relationship.

- Tracking Shot: Follows the subject, creating movement and energy.

- Handheld Shot: Adds realism with shaky, raw footage.

- Aerial/Drone Shot: Offers a sweeping, cinematic view from above.

- POV Shot: Places the audience in a character’s perspective, enhancing immersion.

- Pan/Tilt: Smooth horizontal or vertical movements that shift focus or follow action.

- Point of View (POV) Shot: Places the audience in the character's perspective, enhancing immersion and emotional connection.

- Over-the-Shoulder Shot: Frames a character from behind another, establishing a visual and emotional connection between the two.

- Static Shot: Keeps the camera fixed on a subject or scene, drawing attention to the focal point.