Planning editing
Editing is important in music videos
because it can help set the mood of what is going on in the music video. When
the sounds are manic and upbeat, the editing should reflect this. Through edits
and transitions, we can make our video look better which is why it is important
to plan it. Goodwin discusses that the editing to match the pace of the song so
it is conventional to do this.
The editing I plan to use in my music video
consists of the following:
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1. Jump cuts. The music is very fast paced when the chorus
kicks in, therefore we will use a lot of jump cuts to show him going hard at
the gym to get over his troubles.
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2. Reaction shot. When the couple are having a full blown
argument, we will use a reaction shot to show the emotions of the characters so
the audience can understand their pain and love for each other.
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3. Change of pace. The song starts of slower than the chorus,
so when the fast beats come in, the edits will be a lot faster to follow
Goodwin’s conventions.
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4. Slow motion. We will use this feature to show the happier
moments of their relationship to show they are reflecting on their happier
times.
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5. Fade to black. We will use this when there is a dip in sound
in the song to show that the audience are unsure on how a certain argument has
ended, has the male character hit her? This is what we want to show with the
use of editing.
Good rough ideas here on some of the editing techniques you plan to use in your production. More evidence of efficient planning.
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