Updated Music Video Storyboard + Footage

 

After careful consideration, I made the decision to restart my music video. I chose to make my music video more narrative based while still having lip sync, b-roll and instruments! Mango Soda by Kuala is an alternative/indie song about the innocent love between a couple, so I decided to base my music video's narrative on this concept, alongside having many shots that match the lyrics which is a key concept of  Andrew Goodwin's music video theory. To build on both a brand and an alternative/indie artist, I decided to continue the idea of having little animations throughout the music video to make it more playful and more alternative!

Editing the music video

 

Drafting the Website

Based on my sketched draft of my website, I have been working on the base of my website before adding all the details! 

Going through filmed content

 Over the summer I filmed my clips for my music video and I spent some of the lesson going through of the videos to choose my favourites and remove the ones that are unusable (any with mistakes) to ensure the lip syncing is the best it can possibly be.

Rough Drafts

 

Sketches of how I want my website to look

Contact Sheet

I practiced using the grid method to practise my composition which can be seen in the first two videos. As I am doing a music video, I also filmed moments where the group were talking and having fun before and after filming what I thought was necessary which I can do when I am filming my actual video as it will allow me to add any nice moments in between lip syncing/narrative moments to show authenticity.

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