In this filming session, we went back to the park to get some more creative shots of the artist on her own. We feel this session went well as we came up with some creative shots to use for our final piece. For our next filming session, we plan to continue to use various creative shots and make sure the camera is steady.
This is a 360-degree shot of the artist using the camera and a hand-held rig to try and keep the movement as smooth as possible. The result was a little shaky but is still effective as it is a different shot to others in our video. This shot is unique as it is not often seen during a music video and is likely to only occur once, therefore adds diversity to the overall effect of the video.
This is an over-the-shoulder shot of the artist looking at a photo of her and the ex-boyfriend when they went bowling. This shot will be used for a zoom-in effect where the picture will be zoomed in on and a clip will play from the image.
This is a close up of the artist with half of their face in the frame. This shot will be used for a speedy-eyes effect where we will speed up the clip so their eyes look as though they are moving faster than they actually are.
This is a tight profile shot of the artist's lip-syncing to the song. We feel this shot went well as it is different to our other shots and feel the framing has worked well.
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