The sun goes down - rough cut

We imported a rough cut of the Music Video on Youtube to show to a few teachers and students around the school. This helped us as many people gave their feedback on what we needed to improve and what was done perfectly. Also this let our audience know what type of music we was doing and how well we are at making suitable videos with the music we chose.

Second day of editing

On my second day of filming I had to add the band scene footage to Premier Pro and edit them to the rest of the footage on the timeline. It took me a while to fit it all in the 3 minute song and use footage that would attract viewers to watch it again and that is not repetitive. At the end f the day it all went smoothly and I finished the Music Video and it has been liked by whoever has seen it.

First day of editing

On the first day of filming I added the song onto Premier Pro where we edited the video. I then added all the footage that we had recorded and started putting it together and matching the lip syncing with the song. I had to cut a lot of footage and use dissolve and other effects to make the video look as good as other Music Videos. 

Second day of filming

On our second day of filming we did the band scene where my group played the instruments and I lip synced the song. On this day we had to set up all the equipment and record within the time that the room was booked. We also used lighting to make the band scene look more original and interesting for the viewers.

First day of filming

On our first day of filming we set up the camera in Central London and started filming footage of me and the girls walking around and doing funny things. We went to different places to get different shots and views that we had planned for it to fit with our music video. We captured different shots that we was taught throughout our two year course of media and we had to match them to our music video theme.