- One thing that needs to be considered is lighting.
Due to the environment we intend to film our music promo video in such as the the warehouse, if we need to use artificial lighting such as florescent lights the artists shadows could then appear upon the back wall we intend to film in front of. Therefore, it is essential we consider the prospect of shadowing when filming our footage and variation of shot.
However, in some circumstances shadows can be useful in creating specific effects such as one we intended to use an initial idea which is of an extreme close up shot of the microphone where the lead singer will walk into shot and the intended audience will be able to see his shoe and his shadow.
Lighting can also create editing effects which do not need to be placed there such as due to the weather conditions, if the weather is freezing then when creating shots of the singer it may be possible to extreme close up shots of the singer’s cold breath being placed on the microphone.
- Another problem that could potentially arise that
could be a problem is believable acting.
The actors need to act and portray mannerisms of which their character or member of the band they are trying to portray, how they think that individual would act.
This is due to if the actors do not look realistic enough and believable then our music promo video will look un-professional and not up to the best possible standard we could produce.
One thing to consider is the plan of drama taking place in the narrative side of the music promo video is very serious and intimate (such as the scene between Kingston and Hannah)
Therefore, our actors will have to stay calm and keep the outcome of our music promo video in mind.
In all music promo videos it is essential to use a significant variation in shots to show the differentiation of drama occurring. An example of this would be a close up or extreme close up which could show the emotions and feelings portrayed by the actors and the band members. An establishing shot could show the location of the mise-en-scene and what relevance the location has to the action taking place within the shot. Another example would be mid shots could show the mannerisms of the artists, their body language and how they are acting.
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Another thing to consider is eye match with the
viewer.
If the viewer is on the same level as the individual placed on the screen it enables the viewer to feel equal to the artist. This therefore, can lead to making the viewer feel as important rather than a low angled shot looking up at the artist which could potentially make them feel inferior and not on the same level. Therefore, this could make the viewer feel disheartened and not be able to relate to the band.




















































