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"I'm Good" by the Mowgli's is a video about overcoming things and looking at the upside! The Mowgli's are all about positivity and they incorporate this well with their video full of colors and upbeat scenes. The shots are filmed without a clear story, other than them just having fun and enjoying everything. The camera was used in all different angles to capture the effect that they were different from other ordinary videos with a basic scene. They also used multiple effects in the background as well as exotic colors i think to give off a feel of bright and energetic moods. An element i would like to apply to my own work would be the moving camera and unique shots. I think that created a sense of mystery between the viewer and the video. An element that i've learned was the ordinary close up and medium shots they used quite often throughout the video. The camera man did well with capturing the whole scene and showing us the whole group, but the could improve on their story telling. The video is a good video that incorporates animations and edits that appear as attention grabbing to the audience, but there is no real story line throughout the video. 


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kx8hmQX8Q30

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