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Contingency Plan

Contingency Plan In my media music video I have a plan in place in case any of my actors are unwell, are suffering from injuries or can't make the day of filming. If an actor has fallen unwell for the day of filming, I have left enough time to allow myself to postpone the filming day until they are well enough to film again. If any of my actors have any injuries, I may try to incorporate their injuries into my music video. e.g. broken arm or broken leg. The shots which I have chosen will look good in my music video if the weather is rainy or dry. I have filmed using my iPhone before, and rain isn't very visible through the camera lens. In addition to this, I will be filming at night or in the evening, which will make rain even less visible than if filming during the day. As my media music video has a somewhat dark theme, the rain may have a positive effect.
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First draft media music video

This is the first draft of my media music video. I have used the majority of my shots in the first draft, however a few have been left out due to complications with editing software. In the second draft a few more shots will be used in the video along with some special effects. Complex transitions have been used in my first draft - e.g, blur, fade, dissolve, reverse, fast and slow motion effects The second draft of my music video, will involve removing certain shots after careful consideration. I believe that some shots do not fit in with the dark and serious theme of my music video, therefore tarnishing the overall look and feel of the video. The overall order of my music video will stay the same, with the majority of the transitions and special effects being the same.
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editing

Brief overview of filming: I filmed my media music video in 1080p at 60 frames per second on an iPhone 7. Editing Process: As I filmed my music video on an apple phone, it would be incredibly easy for me to edit on an apple computer also. I transferred the array of video clips to my MacBook, and then dragged them into iMovie. I then put all my clips on the timeline and began to trim away and take out clips that were unnecessary, e.g. scenes which I had filmed more than once to get the perfect take. After I took away the majority of the surplus clips - I then took away even more to get my video to approximately 2 minutes and thirty sections. I knew the requirement for the music video was 3 minutes, so therefore i factored in that my special effects, transitions and slow motion shots will add time in my video. I next began to add in transitions in between scenes along with some slow motion and fast forward effects to some select shots. Once this was done I added in the soundt...
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