When creating our music video we had to take into consideration what types of shots we would want to include during our video. Here are some shots from google images that we looked at and have considered including:
Mid Shot-
This mid shot also allows us to see what is going on in the back ground, we have considered using this for when our main character Alice is singing to the camera. We can also see the detail of make-up and accesories on this girl, we would like this to be the case in our shots as she will have strong, bold make-up.
Close Up-
This close up enables us to see specific detail within the cat such as its dielated pupils, we thought that we would use this shot a few times within our video mainly when the song first starts.
Extreme Close Up-
This extreme close up lets us see the complete facial expressions of this man, we hoped to use an extreme close up when filming our main characters eyes turning one side and our geeks eyes turning so they are looking at each other.
Two Shot-
This is a two shot, it shows two characters within the same shot. We have considered using this when Alice is walking towards the camera down the alley way, we would then have Sophie (our geek) appearing from around the corner.
Long Shot-
A long shot will also help our audience to identify where the character is, we thought we would use this specific shot when Alice is walking towards the camera lip syncing, zooming out as she gets closer.
Mid Shot-
This mid shot also allows us to see what is going on in the back ground, we have considered using this for when our main character Alice is singing to the camera. We can also see the detail of make-up and accesories on this girl, we would like this to be the case in our shots as she will have strong, bold make-up.
Close Up-
This close up enables us to see specific detail within the cat such as its dielated pupils, we thought that we would use this shot a few times within our video mainly when the song first starts.
Extreme Close Up-
This extreme close up lets us see the complete facial expressions of this man, we hoped to use an extreme close up when filming our main characters eyes turning one side and our geeks eyes turning so they are looking at each other.
Two Shot-
This is a two shot, it shows two characters within the same shot. We have considered using this when Alice is walking towards the camera down the alley way, we would then have Sophie (our geek) appearing from around the corner.
Long Shot-
A long shot will also help our audience to identify where the character is, we thought we would use this specific shot when Alice is walking towards the camera lip syncing, zooming out as she gets closer.
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