This Music video is fully performance based and is unconventional- the entire song focus is Sandi Thom singing into camera. As the music video follows Sandi- it becomes evident that the song's music video is made up of one location- an inner city built up area- this is used to contrast with the lyrics, in which Thom makes reference to the 70's and how different life was then and to now. This connotes how times have changed between the generations; not only in music but life itself.
The 1975- Settle down
Plain White T's- Hey there Delilah

This song is about a girl and a boy in a long distance relationship who
talk about their future plans of her finishing school and him becoming a
famous guitar player. The music video for Plain White T's features five locations, however,
they all have a blue tint to them which provides synergy across the
locations. The performance element is always done in the same location-
the white, empty room pictured bottom left, I feel that this is used so
it becomes obvious to the audience who the main singer of the band is.
The rest of the music video is conducted in an urban setting, the first
being the girl waiting at a relatively small train station, this is also
used in the end of the music video to create a full cycle. Then, there
is a point of view shot from the inside of the train, in which the
audience are notified that it is raining due to the rain on the window-
this is used as rain connotes sadness. There is then a location inside
an urban building, featuring a heavy rusted staircase. Finally, a scene
is also done in a busy urban setting- it is used to make the girl
pictured seem small and really out of her depth.