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Production blog: blueprint to the music video


     Hey blog! its me again, quick update on life, I made the school soccer team! Anyways lets get started on this process.
( my group mates and I after planning)

On PSD Day my group and I went to Madeline’s house to work and start on our music video during this process I handle describing the song choice to my partners and decided where the song should begin and end. after I established the beginning and end my groupmates thought of ideas while I was getting the sound of the song to my camera roll so it would be easier to access when editing the video. On this day my group and I pictured the scenes in our heads while the song was playing in the background, I realized that it wasn't going to fit all in because there are too many details that were very unnecessary. Therefore, I brainstormed ideas to my group about how to make it shorter but also the same. After a while they agreed, and we on this same day I requested to shoot one scene to see how it looks with the song in this process. I was the one who recorded the zoom in clip to the biggest plot in the scene. After shooting all the scenes I edited those few clips together and added the song. I did this on capcut since it seemed to be the easiest way at the moment, either way it was a rough draft. After finishing up i should the result to my group mates who then decided if this was the official plan of not and they agreed. I then saved the video in my drafts on Capcut and got picked up from her house. The next day at school i put on my headphones and listened to some music to pass by time, that's when i heard this song, i realized that the first minute and thirteen sec onds fit perfectly without the idea my group had in mind. I couldn't decide if i wanted to keep the song that was already chosen or to change it to the new song. It was a very difficult choice, but the decision became final, I decided to keep the old song. I described my idea to my group about the song and they believed it was nice but my group mates also believed the song we chose is alright. That's it for today blog! talk to you later. I hope you enjoy the idea as much as I do. Talk to you later. Karina logging off.




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