This follows the story of four characters travelling through the harsh conditions of the fictional world in the music video. They come across another worldly entity, and it becomes another part of their travelling company, as well as their guardian. They encounter various monsters and the guardian saves them. The entity then becomes part of the most impressive creature, and the music video ends with the foursome on the clouds being lifted up towards it. I think the creator chose to do this to accompany the lyrics talking about trials and tribulations, as well as pulling the viewer into the fictional universe.
Rebecca Black- Friday Narrative
This music video features the artist, Rebecca Black, getting ready for school. After she meets her friends in the car, it jumps to her at a party with her friends. The music itself then takes a different direction, and speaks about the days of the week. After the cartoon phase in this video, it cleverly slowly fades into her normally. For around 25 seconds, she is not in shot, and the song features the well-known artist Usher. He raps and sings in a car. It then cuts back to her, but this time she is on stage at the party singing and it continues like this until the video ends. The narrative and constant repetition of Friday (as well as it being the title) means that the audience will clearly grasp the intended narrative. It also makes it catchy.
Coldplay- Magic Concept
The whole concept of this music video is 1920s magic. This is clearly displayed through the way that the director makes the music video a short silent film showing the struggles of a magicians assistant that wants to actually be a magician herself, as well as escape from her abusive husband and employer. The director immediately builds up tension through the knife throwing. As the music video progresses, Chris Martin (the other male character, and the lead singer in Coldplay slowly starts to build up his skills as a magician. As this is going on, the abuse between the assistant and her husband is shown, and is also being picked up on by Chris Martins character. The music video ends with her husband being levitated away by the male lead, and the assistant becoming the magician, and being happy working together.