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Music Video Project

 Introduction

In class we did a music video project which was really fun to make and do. The music video helps with both editing and camera work. It took us about week to make and edit and it was Christmas theme since its that time of year.


Steps/Progress 

Since this took a week, we had to go through a series of steps to get it complete in time.

Step 1: Picking a song

Our first step was picking a song. For our music video we did Jingle Bell Rock by Bobby Helms. We picked this song because it was an easy to find a dance and it was a nice simple Christmas song. We also picked it because it bright souled song.

Step 2: Shot list/ Storyboard

The second step was to create our shot list and storyboard. The shot list is supposed to tell the duration of each scene. The storyboard has the description of what we're doing or what's happening during the scene. Our shot list contained about 6-7 shots in total.

Step 3: Shooting the music video

The third step was recording our music video. For our group the recording took about 2-3 days. It took us this long because one of our group members wasn’t here and she had a way she wanted to make each scene. So on the first day we did some pre-recording for like some of the shots so we can know what we are going to do when she comes back. The second day we re-recorded the scenes and made it more joyful. And the third day we finished re-recording the scenes and then added our dance scene.

Step 4: Editing the video 

We used Wevideo to edit our music video. It wasn’t to hard but at the same time it was easy. We wanted the transitions to be good enough to match the mood. We also wanted to smoothly transition from shot to shot without messing it up. After we started editing we noticed our dance part actually was apart of the beginning of the video but we somehow made it fit at the end because that’s we originally planned on doing.

Step 5: How it turned out 

In the end, the music video turned out somewhat good. Some of our friends were impressed on how our video turned out and how the transitions were. The link to the video is going to be right here if you want to watch it. https://youtu.be/OPJy3GUMEdM

Conclusion 

This music video was very fun to film and very interacting. We got to be in our other classmates videos and dance. I feel this video will help with our portfolios because it helps us learn a little bit more about how to edit and what it takes to film. So all I can say, is making a music video can be hard at times but in the ending you’ll notice how fun it actually was.

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