In this music video- Who you are by Craig David and MNEK the video opens up with an establishing shot were they show the location on the music video which is flats, they zoom in which shows a sense of realism ( 0.17) They also used a hand-held camera shot to make it look more realistic as the move the camera up and down as they want us as the viewers to pretend we are in this scene. (0.17) you can see how slow the scene is moving but we can see all the details of the scene, which shows us that they used a high aperture and approximately 135mm focal length. Which makes the scene look much more realistic as we can hear siren noises from (0.12) in the next 5 seconds we can start to hear the music playing which than starts to introduces Craig David and MNEK.  (0.18)-(0.33) which shows us the characters that are acting in this music video, as they want to the audience that these two characters will appear more frequently. They also use other camera shots which is low angle and medium close up, low angle is showing how concentrate she is while looking at her phone. They change transitions by introducing us to Craig David and MNEK by using cross cutting tool. They eventually introduce the next main character by using the over the shoulder shot which shows the audience the man looking into the mirror in shock and touching his face, they quick transitions (0.31)-(0.34) which shows his facial expressions and emotions a lot in such a short scene. Making the scene quite emotional and makes us more invested in the music video as a viewer. (0.59) you can see a group of 5 people which makes the music video more interesting because they are introducing more characters which does not make the music video boring and brings some liveliness, the camera shot used in this scene is wide angle, it shows us what going on in the setting and what this music video really means. (1.05)- (1.31) we can see all the different camera angles in this scene that they used in this music video which was close up, medium shot,  big close up, high angle and canted angle and a tv transitions which breaks up the scene and introduces the next scene. In (1.45)- (2.12) they tend to use a lot of medium shots and canted angle shots to show and the different movements and emotions in the characters faces and when Craig David and MNEK are singing you can see the passion in their faces using medium long shot and canted angle to show different sides of their body language in this scene. Another way they used brilliant camera techniques in this music video is (2.22)-( 3.27) you can see a lot of close up shots of the characters which show all the different details of their face and emotions, they also used a lot of great transitions by zooming in on the right hand side of the tv screen by re intruding the same group of characters in this scene and seeing their facial expressions and body language by using the canted angle by moving left to right. (3.27) right near the end of the music video it shows the effects of the camera by the production team using low angle while they are in mid air. At the end of the music video they use worms eye view with bright effect to make the characters bold and stand out in the closing minutes.