- We need to re film and edit three more shots: Faye and Mark sitting on the bench, Mark running and Faye singing.
- Edit some of the shots in terms of brightness and lighting. Also add transitions into a few of the main shots.
- Ensure that all the singing shots are in sync with the music.
- Most of the shots are edited so that Faye's lip syncing fits with the music.
- We have also incorporated a wide range of camera shots and angles.
- Our shots don't break the 180 degree rule and the editing ensures continuity throughout the whole project.
- Is our narrative clear? If so does it fit the video?
- Which camera shots are the best that we have used? Which are the worst?
- Have we made good use of the facilities on premier pro?
- Do you think our music video suits our target audience? If yes, how?
- Is the lip syncing in time with the artist?
- What is your favorite scene in the video?
- Is there any way in which we could improve the video? What could be do?
I have received verbal feedback from my peers on all of the above questions. The summary of the answers are:
- My narrative is clear.
- I used a range of shots but some of them did not fit the narrative (the bench scene in particular).
- I used a Premier Pro well but I could go more in depth with my editing- for example more transitions and better use of sharpness and highlighting etc.
- It does suit the target audience based on the actors, narrative and music genre.
- In the most part the lip syncing is good, there are however a couple of shots that could be looked at more closely (mainly in the studio shots).
- Mainly the tracking shot at the beginning and the bridge shot towards the end were the most liked shots.
- To make it better I need to refilm a few shots to make the narrative more clear and maybe add a title at the start.
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