Marina and the Diamonds - How To Be A Heartbreaker: this adheres to Andrew Goodwin's key feautures of a music video. The music video makes the meaning of the song become very clear through the different shots and props used. This video also uses two of the visuals; illustrating and amplifying. Certain shots are constantly used to amplify the meaning of the song. This video supports another feature of narrative and performance as the artist is the main character which makes the video more realistic. The artist is also the star image which makes the video more appealing for the audience and fans of the artist. The music video also conforms to the notion of looking and voyeurism as the artist is positioned in the centre of the shot and dances. The camera focuses on certain parts of her body.
A Day To Remember - Right Back At It Again: this video applies to the first key feature of thought through beat as the understanding of the song is clear to the audience. This video uses one of the visuals - amplifying - to drum the meaning of the song into the audience's vision. The artist is shown throughout the music video which conforms to another feauture of star image and also narrative and performance of the song. This also creates humour.
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