Planning for My Music Video

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Props

In my music video, I will make a video portraying the message in my song. Most of the clips will be of me using machines of the gym, like the running machine and dumbells provided there. Also at home my bed.

Costumes

When it's time to head for the gym, I will probably change into gym, sports-like clothes to present what I'm doing. And for the bed probably pajamas representing nighttime.

Schedules

On 10/08/23, I will research my gym workout routine for the days I'm gonna go and film myself.              On 10/10/23, I will establish my props, costume, schedule, location list, and backup plan.                        On 10/13/23, I will create my 12-image storyboard for my 1-minute music video.                                    On 10/16/23, I will begin to film the necessary gym shots for my video.                                                    On 10/24/23, I will film my room shots, which depend on my emotional well-being.                                    On 11/01/23, I will edit and add the final touches to my final product.

Location list

My main location is the gym, specifically the YouFit gym. At the gym, I will film my beginning stretches, maintaining my expression, and getting ready for the full work. I will film myself throughout the workouts of that day, and the following days on. Setting up my mood for each take.

My second location will be my house, depending on different rooms. Some of the takes will be of emotional bursts presenting the challenges of life in certain people. Representing my relation to that song I will be presenting in my video.

Backup Plan

If I am not able to go to the gym on certain days then I will try to do my workout routine at home or most likely begin working on my other needed clips. Clips will be taken carefully, and retaken if mistakes are made.






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