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Review - Let Me Show You Music Video




In Stereo's music video for Let Me Show You has just been released. Fans have been eagerly awaiting this video for months and it was definitely worth the wait!

'Let Me Show You' is the fifth song on In Stereo's third EP Day In Day Out, which was released on July 7 this year.

The Skyline Drive In in Blacktown, which looks a lot like the Pop's Chock'lit Shoppe in Riverdale, provides the perfect setting for this video. It begins with Jakob, Chris and Ethan arriving on the back of a sports car. Along with the sun, trees and the boys outfits, it gives a summer feel.


 
The mannequins played the role of girls they were singing to which fit the song perfectly and also added some humour with Chris holding a broken hand with a scared expression on his face.
 


 
 
The videographers used different camera angles and techniques such as zooming in and out, close up and distant shots, panning and a birdseye view of the boys dancing on the roof of the diner which made it more interesting than if they had just used one angle or technique. The flashes of colour, orange smoke and lightning created a nice affect.
 


 

 

 
Chris, Ethan and Jakob looked like they were having so much fun filming the video, smiling and dancing throughout as well as riding in that cool car, standing on the tables and catching popcorn.
 
 
 

 
 
 This is In Stereo's best video yet and everyone should check it out on YouTube.
 
Congratulations to In Stereo and everyone involved in the making of this music video. It's amazing and you all did a great job.
 
Video rating: 10/10
 


 


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