Wiz Khalifa - See You Again
The opening of the music video begins with a drone shot which is raising to show the coast line. This is a establishing shot to show the viewer where it is being based.
The cut to this shot sets the scene that this is being filmed in the morning just as the sun is rising. There is a lens flare present which means that they are shooting into the sun. There is an immediate panning shot which is on a crane that lifts as he walks past to then track him.
A panning shot and pull focus is used to set the scene and to pan around to show the viewer that he is singing whilst playing the piano with the city in the backdrop.
Throughout the music video, there are lots of medium close ups of both singers. These have been used to present their emotion to the audience.
A extreme long shot has also been applied here. These two images, are from the same point and both capture the city in the distance. The juxtaposition between the scene in the daylight and to the night scene are significant because it could symbolise the change that has happened, resulting the death of Paul walker. In terms of editing, the music video is fairly basic. There are soft cuts where the screen briefly fades to black and then transfers to the next shot. The benefit of this gives the music video a more emotional feeling. There are a few jump cuts only as it is looking back on the life of the actor and his character in the films. The scenery in terms of beginning with sunrise and ending with scenes at night reflect the life of Paul Walker and through out the music video we are in somewhat lead and taken on a journey.
The dress code of Khalifa is different to Charlie Puth. Khalifa tends to be more of a rap singer therefore his appearance suits what he is wearing in this screenshot. Whereas Charlie Puth in the screenshot below is wearing more causal clothing . Khalifa wears a short sleeve denim jacket and a beanie hat. On his arms, he has some tattoos that are visible to us. This is a clear representation of which he is a stereotype of someone from a rap genre.