There is a moment in MetallicaThe new three -song music video Apple was released As for The Vision Pro yesterday, the main singer Metallica James Hetfield bows on the edge of the stage, participating with a single audience member pumps the fist. Hetfield tends to be inside the face of his face screaming and a fan, before the singer stands and moves. Hetfield follows away but the camera remains placed, as it interacts with concert pioneers with what has just happened. He falls against the crowd, then raises forward, continues himself on the stage, then bury his face in his kouna, cry.
In several ways, Metallica Any other music video is similar, and it is often cut between the band’s shots while escaping on the stage, others of fans, in both close and in the bridge shots that indicate directly down from above. (There are many smartphones!) The video, which is approximately 25 minutes from Mexico City, is characterized by three Metalica songs-“Whiplash”, “One”, “Enter Sandman”-interspersed with shots similar to documentaries and voice comment from Hetfield, Drams Lars Ulrich and Bassist Robert Robert and Guitarist Kirk Hammett.
The 180 -degree Apple Video Format, along with high production values and sharp Vision Pro screens, ends with the addition of a lot of additional flavor. That moment with Hetfield and the fan is already a very good video direction, but this show gives emotional and emotional weight I think it will be difficult to capture in dual dimensions. The feeling that I was almost there as the camera was tracked behind cigar smoking, as he made me on his way to the stage made me think, “Wow, it’s it long”. I got a chills when “one” (I am a person of a certain age; I cannot help him), but I can practically feel my advanced feet and start back in the back that the song was extended with a long single and a crowd, which now had nothing to sing, lost some of her energy. The audience still went to “Enter Sandman” after that, of course.
The Apple Mamersive The Collection collection has improved from Apple Pro in the past few months with videos such as The Weeknd: Open Hearts and The fictional short film texts Dug. Both are great, but although I enjoyed the rest of the catalog, it seems that its content serves overwhelming coordination, not the other way around. MetallicaOn the other hand, not just a good overwhelming video; It is a good music video, and puts a strip that Apple must strive to continue the meeting.
