Laura Marling - All My RageStraight away we start with an establishing shot of a rural and very natural area, which cuts into a interior shot of a group people looking displaced and tired. They all have an instrument in possession. Seconds later we see a female artist coming into that room and picks up a guitar right in front of the camera and starts singing, now the camera focuses more on her as she positioned in the centre. It then cuts up to close up of her face, this time it’s a performing shot of her singing and she has direct eye contact with the audience. After that you see the rest of the band playing on their instruments as well followed by extreme close ups of items and props around the room that they are in. Some of the shots look distorted and some look very blurred and out of focus. Its more like a short montage sequence of the props. The editing phases also increases from being very slow to a bit more fast. After a while they all start to sing along and the rooms become more lively, the dolls and the puppets that looked life less and dead are starting to sing along as well, we the puppets in the background of each band member singing along. It’s a very short music video but the artist is similar to the one we have chosen for our music video. The music here is very much of indie genre and its very pleasant to listen to. Towards the end of the clip the artist stops singing and the room slowly starts to become life less and it end up quiet. It sound like a power cut towards the end.