WERZ produced the official music video for 'Analog Point of View' by Breezz. The production brought a cinematic treatment to the track, combining conceptual visual storytelling with high-production-value photography and color grading.
02About the Client
Breezz is an independent recording artist producing genre-blending music drawing from R&B, hip-hop, and electronic influences. 'Analog Point of View' is a single exploring themes of perception and authenticity.
From the film
03Production Breakdown
Performance-forward music video using urban night imagery, stylized portrait work, and editorial mood to reinforce Breezz's artist identity.
Street and performance frames, cool-toned night lighting, artist closeups, and cinematic pacing make the piece feel polished without losing indie energy.
Deliverables
official music videoartist promo assetsocial teaser sourcestreaming-platform visual
Production
artist directionmusic-video editorialnight exterior productionportrait cinematographycolor gradeconcept-driven coverage
Visual style
night streetsartist closeupscool-toned practical lightsperformance framingtitle card
Why it works
Shows WERZ can build a music-video look with real polish and artist specificity.
Demonstrates pacing and imagery suited for culture, fashion, and youth-audience creative.
Useful proof for artists, labels, nightlife, and narrative music concepts.
Featured voices
Analog Point of ViewFeatured subject associated with Breezz.
Key shots
Shot 1 · artist-intro openerThe video opens by locking onto Breezz's presence, immediately framing the piece as artist-led rather than purely narrative.
Shot 2 · street-performance beatUrban exterior coverage gives the track a lived-in environment and visual momentum.
Shot 3 · portrait mood beatTighter closeups and practical light give the video its emotional and stylistic texture.
Shot 4 · signature closeThe close leaves a strong authored impression of both the artist and WERZ's visual language.
On-screen text
A Sebastian Werz FilmBreezzAnalog Point of View — Music VideoAnalog Point of View