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SHORT LIST

 In slow-paced music videos, shot angles are carefully chosen to enhance the mood, themes, and emotions of the song. The slower pacing allows for more intimate, dramatic, and thoughtful visual storytelling.

Opening Scene:

We plan to begin with a slow, medium shot that introduces the main character and a glimpse of the setting. The first frame will feature her draping a dupatta, immediately setting the desi tone of the video.

Close-Up Shots:

Close-ups are essential in slow music videos as they highlight facial expressions and emotions, capturing moments of vulnerability, longing, and introspection. They create a sense of intimacy, allowing the audience to connect with the character on a deeper level.

• Close-ups will focus on facial expressions, jewelry, and makeup, enhancing the Punjabi and desi aesthetics.

• Detailed shots will capture elements like earrings, a nose pin, and hands adorned with bangles and rings.

• A soft close-up of her picking up flowers will add a poetic touch to the visuals.

Medium Shots:

A medium shot, typically framing the subject from the waist up, balances expression and body language while providing some context of the environment. This shot is commonly used in slow music videos to maintain emotional depth while incorporating visual storytelling.

• Medium shots will feature the character lip-syncing to the song.

• Subtle glimpses of the background will be included to enrich the atmosphere.

• Expressions and gestures will be emphasized to deepen the emotional connection with the audience.