Music Video Production Blog

I have mostly been working on laying out the foundation of the music video. So I basically have just been looking at the lyrics of the song so that I can map out the movements and actions for our video. The nice thing about the song our group picked is that it tells a story in order. So there’s not much room for interpretation. This makes it much easier to make a video since the song basically lists the things we must do. Me and my group have not started our filming yet however we plan to start it this upcoming Saturday or Sunday depending on our schedules. We our making the filming schedule more fluid on the weekends to account for the different schedules of myself and my group mates. Another thing i’ve been doing is looking at editing software. I think that I’m just going to stick with cap cut since I’m already familiar with it from my commercial. 

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