This music video has a storyline and linear narrative that is shown clearly throughout the video. Following a linear narrative makes it easier for the audience to follow and understand the storyline as they are not expecting something completely different from the last shot or event. I think the use of linear narrative in this storyline has worked amazingly because the confusion from the characters of mixing up their bags is the only confusion that is presented to the audience so the linear narrative takes the audience on a mission along with the protagonists.
They have used a lot of creative and interesting editing techniques in this video which made it even more attractive to watch for the audience. Different angles and compositions of shots has shown the different perspectives of the situation from the external characters. The change of density of the shots made it inescapable for the audience to give up on the mission of finding the correct bag and the less dense shots enlarged the complexity of finding a bag in a big world.
The director of this music video has figured out the performance really well, in fact the video is mainly directed by performance. The lip sync was perfectly done. The mise - en - scene of costume in this video clearly defines the villain and the innocent. The stereotypical representation of the 'good' and the 'bad' made the video more hilarious and it highlighted the genre of comedy.
Although this is a contrast to our intended music video for our project, the editing techniques and the denouement had an impact on me.
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