Analysis of real media products-Music videos

After coming to know that one of the options I have as an A2 student for my Media Coursework is making a music video, I decided to explore the codes and conventions which such products follow. Here is the research I did in the amount if time I had been provided:

1-Styles of Music Video:

• Performance- Bands/Artists shown playing
• Narrative- A story included
• Mixture- Containing both a performance and a narrative
• Cameo-Band/Artists appears in the video, but doesn't perform
• Animation

2-Camera: 

• Shots depend on the style chosen.
• Close-ups of performance, along with Extreme close-ups of the performer/performers' lips, their instruments and various other objects in the video to signify as to what's happening.
• Crane shots- showing the stage or area where the band/artist is performing.
• Low-angled shots.
• Distant shots or extreme distant shots.
• Panning-camera moving from one performer to the other.
• Tracking.

3-Editing and Sound:

• Music videos usually feature jump cutting in which two sequential shots of a particular subject are shown. 
• Footage is to be edited in order to match the music.
• Split screens/CGI.
• Diegetic sound (Again, depends on the style of the music video).
• Varying sound levels.

4-Mise-en-Scene:

• Depends on the genre of music and type of music video.
• Props-instruments, other band equipment, etc.
• Costumes- Outfits for the band/artist.
• Locations- Concert halls, streets, rooftops, etc.