The document provides details about the style, costumes, props, and editing techniques used in a steampunk-style music video. Shots at the beginning establish the band's location and attire in the steampunk aesthetic. Throughout the video, props like a net gun and machinery contribute to the steampunk atmosphere. Effects like a mirror filter and quick cuts are employed, along with camera movements like panning and dolly shots. The level of detail in the costumes, sets, and post-production seeks to fully immerse the viewer in the band's alternative visual style.

2. INTRO 0:00-0:09
At the start of the production, the scene is set using two separate establishing
shots, one for the band and the other for the setting. These short scenes reveal the
style of location and attire, such as the steampunk style top hat and the traditional
style housing. This already shows the alternative method the band portrays.

3. START OF SONG 0:13-0:20
More establishing shots show the costume designs of the actors involved in the
music video, and you can easily tell the band were going for a more older, steampunk
feel. This is further proved by the style of microphone and the more finer details on
the singers hat

4. ON SCREEN EFFECTS
During the music video, the band uses on screen effects in the form of rules, relating
to the song. The style of font is similar to the bands title font, again showing the
originality of the band and its alternative aura.

5. MIS-EN-SCENE 0:52-0:57
The shots above show even more of the props used during the video, all contributing to
the steampunk style of the song. Examples include the machine in the left
shot, which shows old style designs and big lights at the top, and the rod and
uniform in the right shot.
This clearly shows the bands alternative style.

6. EFFECTS AND EDITING
Throughout the video, the camera provides a mirror style effect, as if the user Is seeing
a blurred version of the image. This proves quite effective with the waves of the rod
the singer performs, as if he is controlling the waves.

7. PROPS-NET GUN
Here is another example of the burlesque style of the video, with the net gun used
to capture the girl, the net gun obviously being a thing of the past.

8. EDITING
The video uses a variety of quick, sharp
cuts, as well as the mirror effect
explained earlier. The camera
makes use of panning to establish
scenes throughout the video, as
well as using a dolly to sweep along
the furniture, shown at the start
A few shots seemed to be shot by a
handheld camera, and the video makes use
of speeding up and slowing down the
footage