The first screenshot is of a member of the
cast using speaking over the song being played. However this sound isn’t played
on the version, which plays on the radio. This is because this version was
edited to fit in with the video. This action is conventional because it means
that the artist can put their own tint on the video and their own song and then
it will make the video that much ‘cooler’.
The next screen shot is of what type of
video it is. The video is mainly a story line with characters but in the
background the other band members are in the background. This may be so the
audience knows that a band, not a single artist, performs the song.
The next screenshot is of females wearing
little clothes. This will attract a male audience to the video. Most females
are attracted to the video if they find the band attractive (which a lot of females do). But instead of aiming the video at one sex, they’re aiming it at both by having girls in the video.
This video is very stereotypical for a pop
rock emo band like P!ATD. They incorporate performance and a story line, which
is linked to the lyrics. This makes the video more entertaining. As the band
are males, they use females to attract a male audience, as females will watch
the video purely for the band.
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