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* [[Gin Blossoms]] - [[Allison Road]], 1994
* [[Gin Blossoms]] - [[Allison Road]], 1994
* [[Nine Inch Nails]] - [[March of the Pigs]], 1994
* [[Nine Inch Nails]] - [[March of the Pigs]], 1994
* [http://zapom.com Video Search] [[Video Search]], 1994
* [[Tom Petty]] - [[You Don't Know How It Feels]] 1994
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* [[Lisa Loeb]] - [[Stay (I Missed You)]] 1994
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A "one-shot" is any music video which consists of action, continuous in time and space, from the perspective of a single camera[citation needed] — a single long take. In order to be able to make one shot videos several special techniques are used. Most commonly the stage props which are not currently not caught on cameras are changed during the shot. For other videos some parts are filmed before the final shot and then replayed on screens in the video. One of the most famous music video directors for this genre is Michel Gondry, who has done many of his videos in this style.

Music video examples

Music videos by Michel Gondry

Other Examples

Videos Mistaken for One Shot

The Video for The Sweetest Thing appears to be one continuous shot; however, in a Channel 4, documentary discussing the Greatest Pop Videos of all time, the director Kevin Godley revealed that it was filmed in 3 shots, each shot transition hidden by a lens flare.[4]
The Rube Goldberg Machine was filmed as three continuous takes which were spliced together in post production. In interviews, Band member Damian Kulash and Machine Builder Hector Alvarez both admit to a cut at 2:27 when a curtain opens. This was done because each of the three shots was marred, by the camera in the wrong position or crew members being visible in shot.[5]

References

  1. ^ Lynch, Joseph Brannigan (2010-09-20). "How OK Go Went to the Dogs in Their New Video". New York Magazine. Retrieved 2010-09-20.
  2. ^ Diaz, Jesus (2010-09-20). "New OK Go Video Is Awesome, Full Of Awesome Dogs". Gizmodo. Retrieved 2010-09-20.
  3. ^ {{cite web | url = http://nymag.com/daily/entertainment/2010/09/how_ok_go_went_to_the_dogs.html | Dansa, fastän
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