I spent my free time altering the video to my focus groups feedback to ensure I am taking everything into account to make the music video look high quality. Therefore, in this lesson I am primary focusing on finishing the effects that I had in mind and playing the video through to see how well it flows.
FIRST DRAFT:
This is the first draft for my music video promotion -
After tweaking the first draft and finalising it so that I could show my focus group, I spent this lesson exporting what I already had. I cut the audio early at the end because I felt like the video dragged out too much. However, I will ask my audience if they thought it looked good or bad. This is how I exported the video:
AUDIENCE FEEDBACK (ENDING) -
CONCLUSION OF FIRST DRAFT:
Overall, I think the first draft music video promotion was well put together and presents the location and actress sufficiently. However, there are still many shots and effects that do not look clean and professional. Specifically the wine glass shots.
The shot looks very basic and easy to film. There was not much of a challenge when creating it and this is not what my music video is supposed to present.
The music video should leave the audience in thought causing them to watch it again. The wine glass scene could get very boring after a few watches as there is not much to see. Instead I will replace this with more neon signs.
This shot is very grainy and decreases the overall quality of the music video. I will need to reshoot and film the video in a brighter setting.
The darker the surrounding light, the harder the camera has to work to find the correct brightness setting. This causes grains and fuzziness around the darker areas in the footage. Therefore, when I re film I will know how to improve from last time.
The video also ends abruptly, so I will smoothen that out by extending the audio and adding more shots of the actress at the location. This was also picked up on by my focus group, so I will need to improve the ending.
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