First of all, we did
a preliminary exercise. This involved getting used to lip synching. So we had
to film someone singing the song and then repeat it from different angles. Then
we had to cut out the sound to and replace it with the song. Once we finished editing
it, we put it on YouTube and received a lot of feedback. Many people said that
the editing to the beat is good. But also the majority of people said that the
lip synching was not in time. Frome receiving this feedback I came to a
conclusion that I need to work more on making the lip synching perfect as this would
hypothetically make or break my music video. I took this into account when I commenced
with the construction of my music video.
Eventually I made the rough cut of my music video. I also received
a lot of feedback for the draft. One
person said that the beginning of the song should be more lively. From this I
really had to think of how I could make the beginning more exciting. To make
the beginning better I added an intro for the song. Also, after the intro, instead
of just showing the character walking, I kept on cutting (with the beat) from
the character walking to the character walking with his girlfriend.
After a short while I finished the music video. I put it on YouTube
and once again received a lot of feedback. One negative thing was that many people
said the music video lacks a clear story line. Many people asked if there was a
story line or that they didn’t understand the story line. If I had the chance
to repeat the process, I would have tried my best to make the storyline of the
music video as clear as possible. A positive thing was that most people liked
the intro of the music video and the cuts between the character on his own
walking and the character with his girlfriend. Ultimately from the feedback I have
received, the music video as a success.
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