The document discusses the Foo Fighters music video for "The Pretender" and analyzes its camera work, editing, mise-en-scene, and use of narrative. Camera work includes close ups, cross fades, and slow motion shots. Editing pace increases with the song tempo and builds to a confrontation with police. Mise-en-scene features clear lighting and a simple but spacious performance area. The video has little narrative and uses facial expressions to convey anger rather than a story about police.

1. Music videos
By Jamie Webb and Rhys Evans
Foo Fighters-The Pretender

2. Camera work
• Lots of close ups
• Cross fades
• Slow motion shots to enhance detail
• High angle shots to show the surroundings

3. Editing
• Faster paced editing when the song tempo
is stepped up
• Editing pace builds up to the confrontation
with the police
• Lots of quick camera shots

4. Mise-en-scene
• Lighting is very clear
• Spacious performance area
• Simple but effective

5. Use of narrative/performance
• Different
• Little narrative of police
• Facial expressions show anger