Test shots

I have borrowed a Sony HDR-CX250 to practice filming from college; I have done a few test shots at my college in the green screen.  I have planned for most of my filming, some hired professional lighting from the local  baths hall theatre, which will make my video more presentable, professional and will allow me to film parts of my video at night.

Here is a small tracking dolly that I used to film my test shots. This enables my video to run smoothly to enable my video to look professional and skilled.

















Test Shots- (different angles and shot types)

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Camera Techniques and Lip sync tutorial

This video has helped me to create a better understanding and image of how I want to produce my music video. Having varied shot types will make my music video look professional and the audience will be more interested. Although this video is for film making, the techniques will be very helpful as I can apply them to my music video.




It is really important that the lip sync matches up, so this video will help me to produce lip sync in my music video professionally.

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 Abstract video, I will have no story line to my music video, with one performer lip syncing in parts of the music video and in my video I will have backing dancers/ actors. My location will have open spaces to portray the lyrics of the song. The costumes will be unique, to be memorable, I will have unusual formal dresses and more casual outfits.

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