- It ends with the members finishing their dance with a group pose. Choreography is a must with Korean boy bands as it is part of the star image they sell. The choreography in the rain makes it more interesting and powerful, as the movements are emphasised by the rain. The light positioned at the front of them switches off, leaving only their outlines, creating a silhouette like image. This happens whilst the camera zooms into the group slightly before a jump cut to the low angle, with the slightly jerky, out of focus camera movements. The rain is left pattering on the ground and then fades out into blackness, ending the song.
INSPIRATION
- At the level of editing, the video is cleverly constructed so there is a contrast between slow motion and the normal pace of the video. This fits in perfectly with the tone and lyrics of the song, with the slow motion shots used to show emotion and also to reflect the beat of the song. Light leaks and burns are used to transit through the different shots and also creates a beautiful contrast from the generally darkly lit video. (They are commonly used in pop videos
This video is one that will greatly influence and inspire my work as the rainy settings with the selection of location and lighting and costume are similar to the likes of what I have in mind for my piece.
and k-pop videos such as F.T. Island's to add to the glitzy and glam effect and can easily be created at home by removing the lens from the body of a camera, then shining and moving a light source in front whilst filming it.) This special consideration given to lighting during the editing process create a glossy, intriguing finish, with the beautifully contrasted film, complimented with the occasional bursts of light, balancing the lighting of the video, keeping it fascinating for the viewers.