Showing posts with label Thomas Carroll. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Thomas Carroll. Show all posts

Friday, 1 February 2013

final blog

FINALLY finished I'm out

review vlog


question 4 Evaluation

When we went to the cinema to watch our music video we received a good reaction from the audience, I feel that we got the sense of amplification and a "wonderful" feeling going in the cinema. 


One of the audience feedback said that she felt that our artist looked uncomfortable when performing and whilst recording I wish that we would of showed some of our footage to other students so that we could get feedback and corrected the problem there and then. Also during filming I think we could have been more encouraging to making it a more enthusiastic performance. Maybe done some research on artists performing and how they get the crowd pumped so we could incorporate this in our music video.

Friday, 16 November 2012

another great music video

This is another great music video that uses loads of great camera angles, shots and effects. It is edited to the beat very well and the basic concept behind the music video is simple yet effective. I think that we could incorporate aspects of this music video into ours for example the amount of different shot types they show within a short space of time, when the song slows down so does the pace of the editing. I think this music video is relevant to ours as the music video has a really happy feel to it and it does this without throwing to much in your face and keeping it really simplistic

Good simple music video

Recently whilst watching MTV Dance I came across this music video which I thought used great slo-motion effects and really good use of transisitions. In this music video they also use great colour filters that I would like to incorparate into my music video. As well as this they also use some great point of view shots which I think we could use to improve the look and feel of our music video especially because the concept of our music video is to give it a look that feels like it is home recorded footage.
This music video also does not have alot of variations of different activities it is just watching people sky dive for the whole music video and yet with the use of transitions, colour filters and slow-motion effects we are glued to the screen.