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To find our chosen track we looked at the website www.unsigned.com. This allows unsigned artists to post tracks and give information about themselves so they can create a fan base and gain work. It prevented issues with ownership, as the music is unsigned so is not copyrighted to anyone, meaning that we can use the track, make a promo out of it and then unload the video on to YouTube. Once we found our track we emailed Andrea asking her permission to use the track. We did this as we felt it would be the right thing to do, as we would be using her own original work. Andrea was very kind and allowed us to use the track with the condition that we sent her a link to the final video, something we were happy to do. This was a good website to use, because it had a lot choice in artist and had easy ways to specify searches, i.e. through genre.

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If we need to find information, we always turned to Google. For example we used it to learn how to turn our lighting on during the filming days. Google is the best way to do this as most of the time it gave uses the answer we needed very quickly.

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We used iMovie to edit videos we created during the planning and research phase of our production for example we used it to edit the 'Initial ideas for our promo' video. We edited these videos on iMovie because we have used it in previous projects therefore we had a great understanding of how it works, making it very easy and quick to edit the videos. Also iMovie is very easy to transfer to YouTube which we did with every video.

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We  iTunes to download the track
on to. This allowed use to play, pause, rewind and fast-forward the track whenever we needed to, which was extremely helpful when analysing he track and
working out the timing for it. Also it made putting the track on to Final Cut very easy during the editing process.

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We need to give information about each element of our Mise-en-scene so we created a PowToon. It is more advanced than PowerPoint as it has animation options in it which we used.  It get the information across very clearly, in a fun way. Also this is more interesting to watch rather than a written version.

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We used scribd to upload PowerPoints we had created about conventions of digipaks and magazine adverts. This was because it looks better than just
uploading screenshots of it as each image can be larger and more clearer on Scribd.

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We used Prezi to show information we had gathered/created throughout the<br>production. For example we created a Prezi to show the feedback we were given from the storyboard. We did this because it is more interesting to watch rather than reading a written version of it, and the information can be organised more clearly.

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We have used Poll Everywhere a lot when gaining audience feedback on different elements of our production. We used this because it was more convenient
and quicker to use rather than asking every person individually and writing down their answer. It also gave us clear information about what the audience
liked/disliked.

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During the production we had to pitch our concept so we knew that we were doing the correct thing. To do this we had to create a presentation, so we decided to use Moovly to do this. It is more advanced than PowerPoint and allowed us to create a high standard presentation, which helped to make our pitch very professional. We also used Moovly to show our location scouting simply because it was more
interesting to watch rather than having written text about it.

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We used padlet to explain the different production role we had within our group. It allowed use to show this on very clear and easy to uses platform which is also visually pleasing.

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We used wordle in the research phase as it is a good way of showing words that relate to the project in a visually pleasing way. For example we
created a wordle when we analysed the meaning of our song, as it was a good way of visualising this. The only problem with it is tyhat you cannot put a lot of information on it, it is purely a display of some descriptive words.

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This helped us in the early stages when we wanted to find the conventions of music videos in general, and those of our specific genre. Also when we were editing it was a useful tool because we could get inspiration for any issues we found. For example when we were unsure of a transition to use, or how long a shot should last we looked at videos that
inspired us in the beginning like Mumford and Sons ‘Whispers in the Dark’.

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We have used blogger to show the work we have done on an organised platform. It has allowed us to use other technologies on the website rather than just written work including video and images. We used Blogger in a more advanced way for this unit by embedding different presentation formats like Prezi, Powtoon and Moovly.
We learnt to create a blog with different headings on it so we could separate our work up into
preliminary, research, planning, production and evaluation. Within these we put subheadings for different pieces of work uploaded so when they were
clicked on it would go to another page.