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on August 16, 2017

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Above is my rough storyboard, with all my initial shots and scenes of the music video.

Research & Planning Tasks

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HipHop/Rap (How to make a good music video)

I watched this video on how a guy creates music videos for the genre of HipHop & Rap music. I thought that this was very interesting and i like the way that you can turn something so simple, like walking down a set of stairs, to something that looks genuinely quite cool. I think that if i were to do a music video then i will definitely use some of the tips that this guy has given. I really enjoyed the way that he slowed a lot of the clips down where there wasn't anything vocal, to give it an impact and to set the scene. I think this shows that you can take the most common place (i.e. a park) and make it into an amazing music video. I will definitely use a lot of low angle shots to give power to the main singer and then use mid shots when filming the dancers to give them all an equal sense of power. I think that music videos should be very short and snappy for each dancing scene, just to give an impact of the emotions that you feel while watching the video. I think that when c...

Preliminary Task Planning

I have decided for my preliminary task, I will replicate 30 seconds from the song XO Tour Lif3. I realised while watching the video, it is an animation which seems to be copying the theme of the video game: Grand Theft Auto. I initially thought this would be easy to copy, but there seems to be many different variations of angled shots and speeds in each clip. I think I will be able to replicate each shot, but it will be hard, due to the stillness of camera work used to film. I took inspiration from this because it is my chosen music genre and it doesn't have any of the stereotypical traits a rap video would have i.e. alcohol, drugs and sexualising the female body.

EVALUATION - What have you learned from your audience feedback?

Below is a podcast talking about the question: What have you learned from your audience feedback? Below the link is the script of what was said. http://www.fromtexttospeech.com/output/0713431001525129636/35806247.mp3 I am going to be answering the question: What have you learned from your audience feedback? Audience feedback has been a crucial part to the creation and development of my music video. From creating my main ideas to the final editing stages, I decided to create a target audience in order to reach their expectations. I'm going to start by talking about pre-production.In Pre-production, audience feedback was very important as it contributed to how my main media product would be created. This meant I had to build a target audience stereotype to gain understanding on what my target audience wanted to see in the music video. I asked them a series of questions including what their hobbies were, what genre of music they currently listen to, and what they would expec...

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