AICE Media Studies

 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1XePparsmWPBoHbtxqgPd8TXNe3Vd8YnBb5uBjVCjVew/edit?usp=sharing  Good morning and good evening! Our product, or music video, is about one character, G, who wants to be friends with two people, a duo, and stalks them until they get noticed. The product is based in the genre of alternative rock, as such it follows the conventions; however, with the song that has been chosen the genre changes slightly because the singer has a unique video presentation, so the group watched her videos and made the product reflect that. First, let me tell you the convections the group noticed from videos that have been watched. Lots of insert clips of the main character alone, where the character will be with the others before having another long, mostly just singing to the camera. It has a slightly gritter atmosphere, it is a lot cooler, blues and gray paint the screen and warm colors are often only used to show emotions like anger. Intense lighting, the lighting ...

Good morning and good evening! Here the final music video, finally, Happy Birthday to whoever's Birthday it is and enjoy your days. :)

     Good morning and good evening! I am in the final days of the video. It was given to the editor and the team agreed on transitions, and I can FINALLY relax. To be honest this has been weighing on my mind, I am worried about how this whole thing is going to go, but it has been taken out of my hands. Anything that can go wrong is officially not my fault. I like the song, I like the video, I like what the team has done so far, so I also trust them. What I have been worrying about is the film, like what if it corrupts? What id my teammates aren't happy with film like I am? Well, I have the shots. And they expressed their happiness with the shots, so they'll have to live. It also makes me feel better if I have contingencies for this thing, if I move through all my worries and make plans for them. If I could edit the video, I would probably put some translations that round the whole thing out, an intro and an outro. When I did edit it for a draft, it turned out- not the bes...