Planning the Music Video


Props: I have no main props used in my music video. The side props being used are my white ice skates and pictures. However, vehicles possibly being used are my boat and car. 

Costumes:  In my music video I will not be the main character in certain shots, but in the ice skating rink scene and car scene I will be the main one shown. My costume in the festival scene consists of a swimsuit and beachy. The mood is very party like and casual, over the scenes I will go through three costume changes. In the ice rink my costume will most likely consist of comfy wear that keeps me warm such as sweatpants and jacket. The boat scene would consist of swimwear and a hat.  The car scene would consist of costumes that are nice and stylish such as jeans and a shirt.

Schedule:

On 11/09/2021 I received the assignment and brain stormed my idea.

On 11/16/2021 I conducted the research and started working on my plan plus backup plan.

On 11/17/2021 My storyboards will be created to map out each scene. 

On 11/23/2021 The filming time will be given, in addition editing time. 

On 11/25/2021 The shots will be put together and final editing will be made with the addition of music.

Location: The music video will consist of 3 or 4 locations. The first location will be at the music festival, which consists of day and night time shots. The second scene is the ice skating rink with the dark lights and disco lights. The third location would be on my boat during the day. The final location would be at dusk and night with my family member driving the car. 

Backup plan: Since the festival scenes has already been shot, I will use those and base my whole music video on it. The bright lights will set the mood of a happy time for the music video. I also do not care if it rains or if something happens, because the whole point of the music video is to point of that stuff can happen but it can not ruin your time and happiness. 


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