Mv3
- 1. To create a sense of connection, we flashed between clips, this was effective as it captured the audiences attention and also, it filled in blank space in our video. We used this technique when showing the ‘narrative’ when the boy and girl character where playing around or talking flicked between the ‘girl’ aka the artist singing to the lyrics of the song.
- 2. To establish pass and present events in our music video we frequently used video filters to gain a black and white, as we learned from researching that this is used to represent flashbacks. To add video filters onto the footage, the video had to be selected then by clicking on effects we found video filters. However, when looking at the video filters the options were not clearly stated as greyscale, therefore this lead us to experiment with different filters to find the correct one. After doing so, we discovered the filter in image control, which was called tint.
- 3. When actually filming our music video we made sure we had a range of camera angles and costume changes, so that we could flick between different angles throughout our video to keep the stimulus of our video flowing. Therefore capturing the audience attention. And also giving our music video a more professional flare, we did this clearly at the first chorus where the actor lip syncing in the studio on a side view of her face, whereas for the second part of the chorus a mid shot is use, the different camera angles helps to express different emotions to the audience
- 4. For this video we used it to connect the second chorus and bridge to the song, to this we added a glow and tint which were both in video filters and in image control. Having the tint on the fireworks, allowed it link with the effect of the chorus as well as transitioning to the footage which was in full colour.
- 5. On this footage we used a different video filter in comparison to the other videos we edited. This filter was called echo, this gave the video of the person a ghost like effect, this was used to demonstrate that now she's lost her partner, she's losing her self. Not to mention, we did further editing on this clip, this involved cutting small sections of the footage out then putting them together which in turn changes the effect and speeds the walking scene up to relate to the songs.