Saturday Night
My music video follows traditional conventions of traditional music videos. It follows my brief as I decided that being of the pop genre it should be full of dancing as well as the typical close-ups demanded by record labels. Although in original plans it was decided that a large group of people would be used for the dancing scenes, I believe that changing this after trial runs has made the video more effective with the camera focusing on certain individuals. With a small group of people cast to be in the video, there was room for individuality and creativity to come in to place with freestyle. This would have been unable to happen if a larger group had been cast to be in the finalised version of the music video.
I believe that with the available equippment, filming was done to the best of ability. Various roles were assigned to people, for example there was someone in control of playing the music, someone in charge of filming and someone else in charge of the positioning of actors so that a level of control was retained throughout. I believe that location and timing was key to us achieving the best results from filming and with the use of effects on the iMovie programme, the video flows smoothly. Another achievement from the music video is how lip-syncing is well placed with the music overlapped at the correct times.
Although there aspects of the video which did not work exactly to planned, it hits the target audience of the younger generation and is a fresh take on an older, well-known song and in this way I believe it is successful.



