Monday, 11 July 2011
Thursday, 7 July 2011
Our Magazine Image
We were set the task of creating a magazine advert for our sound track 'Lazy Song' by Bruno Mars. We struggled to find a relatable image for this sound track as many of the images in our video weren't suitable for a magazine advert because we thought they wouldn't attract our audience. In the end we chose a simple advertisment including bright, bold colours in order to entice and attract attention. We also wanted the bright colours to relate to the colours featured in our music video, by using the colour corrector. The bed is a symbolic image for our sound track as it relates to the theme of being lazy and we believed that it would many poeple in society would be able to relate to this image and the idea of being lazy.
Monday, 4 July 2011
feedback
Good points
Had the characteristics a pop music video
Use of different colours
Variety of shots
Handsome dancer doing the dougie
Improvements.
Bit too much repetition of shots
Had the characteristics a pop music video
Use of different colours
Variety of shots
Handsome dancer doing the dougie
Improvements.
Bit too much repetition of shots
Feedback Cameron and Fergus
Great use of visuals/lyrics
Editing fits the pace of video
The use of colour effects is very well done
Editing fits the pace of video
The use of colour effects is very well done
Feedback from Q21
- Nice use of colour corrector
- Dancing fit with the mood and lyrics
- Literal relation to lyrics
- Editing fit the pace
- Lip sync was a little out
Why we chose the soundtrack 'Lazy' by Bruno Mars
We originaly chose the sound track 'Someone like you' by Adele for our music video. However we changed this to the 'Lazy song' soundtrack by Bruno Mars because we thought it was more convenient for the production of our video. It was more convenient because we had a greater variety of ideas for this theme of being lazy. In addition to this we thought it would appeal to our audience more. It is much more upbeat than the soundtrack by Adele therefore there was more opportunity to use editing techniques such as colour corrector, without it looking out of place.
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