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Name of Song: Slime Belief 

CAMS: Zoom, Tracking, Low angle, Long Shot, Establishing shot 

Editing: Cut away, Fade in, Jump Cut, 

Sound: Non-Diegetic

Mis En Scene: It takes place in abandoned railroad park. With the people and artist wearing normal street clothing. No props used in the video besides the environment I'm in. 


Name of Song: Martin & Gina 

CAMS: Establishing Shot, Wide Shot, medium-long shot, two shots, three shots, medium close up, over shoulder shots, eye level angles, movement-zoom, pan, tracking shot. 

Editing: Eye line match, jump cut, and reverse shot.

Sound: Non Diegetic

Mis En Scene: Setting: in an apartment: Acting: like the 2 main characters from a show called Martin:

Make up: natural on the girls, one scene Polo G had make up to make his face look mess up; Lightning: light, pastel color; Costume: natural clothes; Props: headboard, oyster tower, wine glasses, phones, paper, fake mechanical mouse, band-aides, chair, and bed.


Name of Song: God Did 

CAMS: Zoom, Slow motion, Close-up, Eye level, High angle, Over the shoulder, Point of view, Two-shot, Long shot 

Editing: split screen, fade in/fade out, jump cut 

Sound: Non-Diegetic 

Mis En Scene: Mainly takes place in a mansion. Leopard and flower suits were worn as well as a tuxedo by a young boy. In the Rick Ross part he is sitting on a throne. The lighting changes once during the video with day and night being used.


                                                                                 




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