PICTURES OF US USING PLANNING DOCUMENTS TO FILM

These are the pictures that were taken in mid process of me and my team using our planning documents. Helping us create our initial idea which we drew on the storyboards to a reality. As we had the planning documents it made the process of filming so much easier as we knew what we were  filming when and the type of shots we had to use

RUSHES LOG

Rushes Log Ant Nathan Bob

FEEDBACK FROM CLIENT

My client wants me to add these important improvements to make my music video perfect:

-  Put the bits of MC Moses and Jonah clowning around and dancing towards the end so people take   the music video seriously.

- The pace and quickness of the editing must be getting faster throughout the song as the beat and pace quickens

- Edit all the green screen shots, be consistent and creative make sure the colour's and animations are not random and fit into the video and song.

-  Use the warp stabilizer effect on the all the shots that are shaking and are not stable for example the first shots of MC Moses and Jonah getting out of bed.

-  Have a variety of different shots in the music video not only the cutting of the green-screen to green-screen shots

I will use this feedback to make my music video perfect and meeting all the requirements of my client.

ROUGH EDIT

We have started creating our rough edit, this is rough as we have not managed to film everything yet and still need to film a few shots before we finally have all of our footage. So far our rough edit is looking good, it is looking both creative and eye-catching. The rough edit is a good time for us to mess around with our footage and to try new things to see what does and what doesn't look good. I feel that editing as a pair has been very beneficial for both me and my partner, the reasons being are that we both have creative ideas, therefore, we can share those ideas with each other and put our ideas together to create even better ones. by putting our ideas together and sharing them we can create a really creative and exciting piece. Another reason being that, we can both look at things differently, and we can both spot mistakes or areas of improvement which maybe the other wouldn't see if they were to be working by themselves. When we started editing, we realised that we didn't have many different shot types, therefore, we had to go and start filming some more footage where we used different shot types and camera angles.