Today in Class I presented a pitch to the class on my ideas for the music video and received
feedback from the group as to what they feel was good about my idea but also
where we may run into a problem that I had not thought about. The opening to the
presentation showed an example of another music video that I liked and which I wanted to follow the style of. This video, James Blunt's 'You're Beautiful' involves a number of clever features including shooting the piece in black and white, which I feel would suit the song I have chosen
to work with. Another feature is that there are a variety of movement speeds that
match the speed and tone of the music. The final feature is that the camera
movement is a tracking shot of the performer singing the song. This would be a
great feature for me as it adds a great element of performance. The feedback I received
was that it was a good idea that could lead to a great production. However on
the other hand one problem they felt could happen was that when filming long
tracking shots it could be hard to keep the camera still for long periods of
time. This could lead to the performance looking unprofessional showing a
lack of camera skills. A method of prevention for this could be to use the
balancing harness to avoid a bumpy feel to the picture. I took this feedback on board.
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