ACT: Disclosure
TRACK: White Noise
Year: 2013
Director:
Genre: House
Main Audience: 15-21
Main Points
- The genre of this music video is electronic, deep house.
- Dull colours used throughout.
- Dance song, dancing used in the video.
- The only relationship i can see between the lyrics and the visuals is that the lyrics 'You got me washed out, washed out, colour drained' links to the colour of the whole video because it is very dull and there are no bright colours.
- Other than that there is no connection between the lyrics and the visuals.
- The music and the visuals have a very strong link.
- When the first beat drops the man suddenly starts to dance in time with the music.
- When the music slows down again the guy gets on with his everyday life again, it's almost as if when the music drops he drops his life for a few minutes and dances.
- There are no close ups or any shots for that matter of the artists.
- There are only actors in the music video.
- The sign for Disclosure (the face drawn with white lines) comes up at one point in the music video which shows it is their song and them who made it.
- There isn't really any reference to the notion of looking apart from the girl.
- She is shown close up towards the end and this shows some voyeurism.
- There is a little bit of the Male Gaze theory involved but not much at all.


colour filter is used to emphasize
the lighting taking place throughout. This emphasizes the shadows in the music video, which when the security guard dances helps to give a greater effect of his movements. Slow motion of the dancing is used to add effect of the beat and works really well. The locations that are used throughout the music video help convey the genre of the music itself, which is urban/electronic dance. The emptiness of the location in the video is filled up with the beats of the music.

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