Planning for my Music Video


 Heyy scholars, welcome back to my blog. After doing some research on different music videos/artists in my genre, I've been planning on how to execute my music video. First this is, I changed my song. I wanted to do unbreak my heart by Toni Braxton, but I couldn't find someone to play by male main character (Bummer). I decided to do Grown Woman by Beyonce, I'm really excited for this execution. The plan is to do like an age transition. I'm gonna have my little sister play "little me". It goes well with the video because of the theme that I want to include. I plan to film at a couple of places. First, I’m going to film at my house because it’s in the comfort of my home. Also, it’ll be convenient for me considering the first couple of scenes. I want to film a couple of scenes of me shopping at the mall for the scene where I’m getting ready for the event. I also want to film at homecoming because of the party atmosphere. This would be a fun place to film because all my friends will be there and it fits my storyboard description. It’s also really convenient for us because we all will be there. If I can’t film at homecoming, my backup plan will be to use a green screen. I could use a green screen with a party background. It won’t look as nice as the real thing but it’ll have to do. 

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