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Although rules are only meant to be broken, I have found certain rules or priorities that make a good music video, forgoing the obvious need for film quality and sound.
1. Appearance of the actual artist/band in some sync with the video plot.
2. Actual lip sync of the singing artist.
3. Actual band playing.
4. A plot that coincides with the energy or theme of the song.

I find these rules the most important to myself when viewing retro videos. I need to see the artist in their prime. What do you think?

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In the early '80s (the music video heyday), this seemed to be the checklist for a quality video:

1. Smoke/fog
2. Billowing white curtains
3. A horse, for no good reason
4. Statuary posturing
5. Tracking shots

I thought a best music video is one which can be well-organized,well-presented and with prefect clarity and sounds.

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There should be some points that should be kept in mind for making a good musical video.

There really should be great audio recorders which can turn a simple cute voice to a great banding voice so that any of the artist must be hit and also great instruments should be ever played to get involve into all this.

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Scenes of dancing in a club makes for a pretty good video.

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Appearance of the actual artist/band in some sync with the video plot.

A music video with Have a Strong, Relevant concept, Be well Directed, Be Creative and that touches the soul.
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