Point 4 - Key elements of love songs

Key elements of love songs


  • Performance - should contain lip syncing etc

  • Narrative - should contain an engaging narrative with shots that relate to they lyrics

  • Mise en scene - should contain different costumes, props, and locations

  • Editing - shots should be edited in time with the beat

  • Emotion - should contain emotion that allows audience to identify with and form a relationship with the video

  • Dancing - most videos should contain some sort of movement applicable to the rhythm of the music.

  • Lighting - lighting should be used to enhance the professionalism of the video

  • A range of camera shots to create an atmosphere and a relationship between consumer and artist.

  • Colour - Different coloured lights and editing enhance the sense of love in a video and are commonplace in the genre.

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