Intro To Music Video

 So far my experience in AICE Media Studies has been a great one. I have learned so much stuff in just one project and have learned much about myself, my peers, and filming. Filming the commercial was a lot of fun, but it was also challenging at some points. I also liked to edit the commercial, since I got to play with sounds, clips, and more. I hope that the music video is a similar process to the commercial, as the commercial was pretty fun to film and work together with my group mates. I cant wait to see what challenges are going to come from filming this music video and what the outcome of it will be. I hope that the final outcome of the music video will be better than the outcome of the commercial. Even though the commercial was not that bad, I hope that my group and I can learn from our past mistakes and make the music video the best it can be. There are many songs that are out there, from many different genres that are all great to use, so it will be hard to pick just one to make music video for. I also want to be creative with the music video and maybe go against the normal conventions of one. I imagine that the props of this project will be a little more extreme than the ones from before. We would need to get props for multiple things such as the costumes, microphones, objects, and more. Filming could also be more fun since we have more creative opportunity this time around. I also plan on sticking with the same group from last time, since I seem to have had great success with them. All of my group members were fun to work with and always did the work they needed. They also all had some background experience and helped the process of the project go smoother. I hope that is how the music video turns out to be as well, smooth and well done. I'm excited to work with my group again and film another project with them. I am excited to see the outcome of this music video. I am looking forward to working on the music video with my group mates and bringing out ideas to life.



















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