When thinking about initial ideas about my music video this year, I began thinking that it would be a good idea to continue and modify the image of the same artist I used in my AS music magazine editorial. I feel that by doing this I will be able to innovate a new image of the artist and possibly commercialise him under a new 'band' name.
I have also had initial ideas about song choices for my band's music video. I feel that by using an older record, I can express a modern take on the song through the music video and image of the band.
I feel that the initial ideas for my music video are that it will be very art inspired and possibly a contrast of two locations, possibly a studio and an outdoor location.
Wednesday, 7 September 2011
Friday, 8 July 2011
Sunday, 3 July 2011
Busted Prelim Final Video.
Before drawing up storyboards and filming the busted music video, the class was split into groups of three, given three sheets with lyrics and a video camera with a tripod.
As a group, we did a practice run through of the song before deciding who would be singing which parts for the first thirty seconds of the busted track.
We were advised beforehand by the teacher that if we sing out loud during filming, when the track is played over the clip, the lip sync would appear more realistic.
We decided as a group that the best way to film would be to do a mid-shot with the three of us facing ther camera, so that the lip sync would be easily seen and if something needed to be tweaked, then it would be easier to pick up on.
Overall, I think that our lip sync prelim went to plan and we worked well as a team which allowed us to get the task done efficiently and without wasting time.
As a group, we did a practice run through of the song before deciding who would be singing which parts for the first thirty seconds of the busted track.
We were advised beforehand by the teacher that if we sing out loud during filming, when the track is played over the clip, the lip sync would appear more realistic.
We decided as a group that the best way to film would be to do a mid-shot with the three of us facing ther camera, so that the lip sync would be easily seen and if something needed to be tweaked, then it would be easier to pick up on.
Overall, I think that our lip sync prelim went to plan and we worked well as a team which allowed us to get the task done efficiently and without wasting time.
Friday, 1 July 2011
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