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Friday, 7 May 2010

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Our Fast sequence.

Saturday, 1 May 2010

We learnt many things from the preliminary tasks, especially from the Britney video. During the filming of this we leant how hard it was to create a music video, it made us as a group realise many things, such as the act of syncing the singer to the lyrics is a lot harder said than done. As well as this we learnt that getting specific dance moves right was also extremely hard. Luckily in our music video we didn't need to focus on dancing, but i feel the syncing of the lyrics was a lot more prominent in our video.


As well as the act of the music syncing in the Britney project, we also learnt about how hard the editing is. As said by John Stewart of oil factory "i see the music video as essentially have the aesthetics of the television commercial." thus meaning that we as a group had to make the editing perfect to make sure we could keep an audience interested in our music video. We had to make sure that we could contain our audience view after view.

Tuesday, 30 March 2010

Thursday, 11 February 2010

http://www.myspace.com/2andahalfwhitemen


this is the band website that we designed to advertise our music,
and it is also here to show tour dates, and any other dates that we may be departing on

Music Video Analysis essay

Music Video Analysis essay

Tuesday, 15 December 2009

Today, we went to go and film in our friends garage, for the opening parts of our video and for the chorus. We thought the chorus should show the group playing together in unison, we decided that this aspect would work well for our music video, as it is commonly seen in many music videos of the ska genre. We thought it would be a good idea for us to dress up in clothing of the time, such as dr martin boots, checkered shirts and with the guitarist wearing braces. With georgia, the singer for our music video, we managed to get her to wear her mums dress from the 80's which helped us with the image of our band.

We decided to film the chorus in a garage as we wanted parts of our music video to look realisic and slightly working class. This aspect would appeal to viewers that like attending gigs of artists in the ska genre. As the Ska genre is quite easy going, the garage felt like an appropriate place to film as the atmosphere was calm and relaxed. It enforces the conventions of ska music videos because of most of the ska music videos we've watched, use the idea of a performance, such as in the video "my girl" by "madness".

After this day of filming we ventured back to school to edit what we had to film. We as a group where proud of what we had done and had managed to film the chorus to our music video. After we had uploaded what we had filmed, we started to see if we could master the new version of I-movie. We started to get to grips with the new version and so started to edit what we had of our music video. this went well, we had managed to get the timings almost perfect.

After this we went back to the drawing boards, to sketch out further plans for the rest of our music video. Although it took us a couple of weeks we managed to finish all of our story boards successfully ready to start filming again.

We then set out to film the first verse, we met by the triangle in new malden to start our filming. We chose to do it after college times so that we could get it in dark moments, so that we could then make the protagonist in the video look more mysterious and so more believable in her role. We think this went successfully and we hope you agree too.

we then went back to college to edit this part of film, which meant that we had from the introduction to the first verse all filmed and now edited. Our music video was finally fitting into place!!

We then realised we had to film the solo part of the song. So we decided to go out during our double media lessons to film it. We set up our camera in kingston by the iconic red phone boxes with James the guitarist sitting on them playing the solo! It was quite tricky to get this filmed well as many of the passers by thought it a good idea to walk in front of the camera while we're filming, to our annoyance.

After editing this we realised that there wasn't a lot left for us to do, just to finish the next chorus and the small ending!

we finished both the second chorus and the ending in the same day. which left us with a lot of time to edit our video. So that we could go over certain bits and thus help to touch it all up and make it as good as we possibly could!

Overall we believe that the project went well and we fulfilled it to the best of our ability. We hope that you feel the same way :)

Wednesday, 7 October 2009