AICE Media Studies

 Hi blog. With my project now behind me it’s now time to reflect. To begin, we changed the song from the original for a few reasons. We thought that our original song was too vulgar and didn’t represent what we had in mind. We didn’t stay in our originally planned genre but I’m glad with the outcome nonetheless. Our video didn’t really represent any social groups or social problems. We just wanted to show having a good time flipping through a few outfits. Our video I feel would be taken well by a general audience. It’s a fun video and it would be distributed as a music video. Our video is special and fun because we used vintage clothes in our video and lots of transitions. If we had made a professional video it would have been uploaded to YouTube for people to see. My production skills drastically improved over the course of this video and I’m proud to say I contributed a lot in the making of it. I learned how to navigate around CapCut and make edits with a tripod. During the project,

  I had a great learning experience making my music video. Enjoy.

 Hey blog. A lot of news for you guys. So last time I mentioned that we were finished. We were not. Turns out, we messed up all the transitions. This means we had to re-film the entire video. We met up on Thursday, November 2nd. We made the same video with some minor changes. We obviously remade the transitions to be more fluid. This is because I accidentally moved the tripod the first time. However, we also cut down on some things. We made the time lapse shorter. Also, we changed the end of the video. Our original video was very long so we cut it down to below two minutes. We like the finished product better than the original anyway. I’d say it all worked out fine. Recording only took like 5 hours and we got some food afterwards. It was a good day. That’s all for now guys. Until next time.