• Narrative – going on a night out + kicked out of club
• Shots – how they got to club, falling down toilet, fighting with bouncers
• Setting – changes from house, elevator, cab, club, toilet to appeal audiences who like clubbing and can relate
• Clothing – casual to engage with all audiences
• Lighting – psychedelic lasers to show club scene
• Intertextuality – reference of ‘Trainspotting’ +’ Human Traffic’ to appeal people who like these films

• Performance of the band
• Shots – Fish eye lens as if the audience is a fly on the wall
• Setting – Industrial and clinical to appeal to the more alternative scene
• Costume – All white to contrast darkness of liquid
• Lighting – Clinical lighting throughout to complement setting

• Narrative of a girl finding love
• Shot – Close up of girl making shopping list, including a ‘lover’ to show her goal to appeal to the audience that is finding love for themselves
• Setting – At home, shop, her garden where she ‘grows’ her lover, shows her journey
• Clothing – Bright and block colours to insinuate 70’s vibe to appeal to an audience that is interested in this era of fashion and style
• Lighting – Bright lighting so her journey is clear