We recently showcased our planning ideas and discussed our intentions for our music video with the rest of the class, and then asked questions in order to go away and improve what we already had, in order to match our target audiences preferences.
As our target audience would you like to see a narrative? (possibly about a lost girl in and around our location where the band are performing)
Narrative would be beneficial, in keeping with indie music video conventions
Yes - but keep it simple, a slow/depressing track (in a good way) needs a similar bleak narrative to match.
Yes, just using performance may be boring.
Do you think the music video requires a second location running alongside the current one? (Possibly in the surrounding woods around our location) bearing in mind our possible decision to include a narrative element.
Yes. adds variety and stops it from possibly becoming repetitive.
Yes if there is going to be a narrative, no if not.
Current location would be good for performance, but if you plan on doing it elsewhere as well then yes.
What do you think has been successful about our initial shooting so far? And any constructive criticisms that we could improve on?
Staircase and pillar shots are really good - really good prospects for when the band is set up in there.
Does start well, but could see cars driving in the background of some shots, which I personally think would look better without.
Yes, showcases the location really well, and works well that the band isn't always isn't always the centre of attention.
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