New Project Update!! (Intro)



 Hiii scholars, welcome back to my blog! Today I am really excited to share with you my new project that I will be working on. Like I said previously, I am really excited to start this new project. It’s definitely going to be a lot of work, but I know the end result will be worth it. This project entails a visual story with auditory influence. Have you guessed the project yet??! My next project will be….a Music Video. Being a person who loves music, this really excited me that I get to make my own. I have many songs in mind, but I’m not sure which to choose from. Some ideas I had were a dance choreography that tells a story about a girl. I haven’t finished the storyline yet but that’s just a thought for now. If you’ve read about me, you know I love dancing. I was going to use a majorette song as a back up plan because I feel like I could come up with something easily. But, I wanted to be more creative with this project. Dancing definitely will be included, I just have to finalize the genre that I want to use and create the storyboard. I am also a big musical fan (some) so incorporating song and dance is going to be really fun.  I like cooking/baking, reading, and majorette dancing. I love band music (hence why I love majorette genre of dancing). That along with hip-pop, R&B, and soul music I enjoy listening to these genres of music. I also like sleeping and making money :) I want to include these things in my music video someway. Stay tuned for the upcoming process!!! 

Yours Truly, A. LaFrance ;)

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