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 Song: See You Again (By: Tyler, The Creator Ft. Kali Uchis)

Camera Angles, Movement, & Sound: Long Shot; Close Up Shot; Medium Shot; Medium Long Shot; Long Shot; Pan

Editing: Split Screen

Sound: Lack of Ambient and/or Diegetic Sound; Only Non-Diegetic Sound

Mis-En-Scene: Set on a naval ship and a small boat at sea; Unorthodox outfits (seemingly designed for contrast); lip-syncing

Song- DOGTOOTH (By: Tyler, the Creator)

Camera Angles, Movement, & Sound: Low Angle Shot; Aerial Shot; Wide Shot; Pan

Editing: Action Match

Sound: All Non-Diegetic Sound

Mis-En-Scene: Lip-syncing; Dramatic Outfits; Props- Bicycle, Sports Car, etc.

Song- WUSYANAME (By: Tyler, The Creator)

Camera Angles, Movement, & Sound: Long Shot; Medium Close Up Shot; Pan; Medium Long Shot; etc.

Editing: Insert

Sound: Non-Diegetic Sound; Voiceover

Mis-En-Scene: Synchronistic outfits; Acting correlates to the song title, being an iteration of "What's Your Name"; Setting is of little correlation to overall theme


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