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This screenshot shows me playing around with the introduction text, in order to find something which i believe suits the music video the most. I have chosen this font as I think it correctly represents the old style of the video, as well as the transition used when the text enters the frame.

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I have colour coded all of my clips based on whether I am using them or not, I have done this as it makes the assembly and editing of these clips much more efficient as I do not have to scroll through and watch them before I add them in.

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I have changed the colours of this clip to black and white as believe that it fits the old fashioned theme of the video. This is because in the time that the video is supposed to be set in, there was no colour film.

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I have placed 2 clips on top of each other and trimmed them as shown in order to create a fast flashing effect between the two clips, in order to show the two significant events and how they are occuring at the exact same time. I think this is good as it gives the audience a better idea of the time frame that the story is happening in.

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Colour coding the rest of the clips, explained previously.

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This screenshot shows me using the different text and object features in premier pro in order to create a revealing text effect, which I think looks professional and smooth, especially whilst it is fading out during the outro.

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This screenshot shows me changing the duration of a transition in order to improve how it looks, as well as how it sinks with the song "big spender" in the background of my music video

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changing the scale / centering of the clip in order to only have what I wanted in the shot.

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Another screenshot of me creating the revealing text effect for the outro of my video. This is the rectangle I use to cover the text before it is revealed. This one shows me changing its dimensions in order for it to properly cover the text so it looks as smooth and professional as possible.

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This is my first test sequence for the music video "Big Spender" I did not choose this one as I do not believe it had any unique things about it, and it felt very empty and boring whilst watching it due to the lack of special transitions and editing.

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This is my second test sequence for my music video "Big Spender, I prefer this one over the first test sequence as I think it is a lot more exciting to watch, as it has more transitions, unique areas like the very fast cross cutting used near 30 seconds. I also think this one was synced with the song much better, which makes it much more pleasing to watch, as well as seeming more professional. I also think that the lack of text in the introduction makes it look much more presentable and easier to watch.

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I have used black and white at points throughout my video as I believe that it fits the old fashioned themes really well, I have also used it to suit the less lively parts of the videos and to contrast the events that happen as the beat drops. This is because on these drops it goes to full colour, showing how the tone and mood of the video has changed.
I think the black and white sections of the videos is a great addition as the bright colours may contrast and clash with other visual aspects throughout my music video, so the audience can focus purely on what is happening throughout these black and white episodes. However, if I used it for the whole video, the video would be boring and look effortless, hence why I have decided to add vibrance and alter the colours during intense parts of the video in order to keep the audience engaged when they need to be (when its crucial to the plot).
My music video has changed quite a bit compared to my original ideas (the storyboard). One of the reasons behind these changes is the the fact that some areas of Reigate simply weren't compatible with what I originally had planned, such as the character walking between buildings in an alleyway, as the actual alleyway in Reigate was nowhere near what I would've liked to use during my shoot.
A second example of one of my changed ideas is filming the characters walking through the park instead of just showing the feet as they are walking down the high street. I did this as I do not believe that the feet walking would have given the audience enough of an idea of when the video was set, and that the full outfits being shown would give them the clear image that I intended.
I have had the idea of a couple of close ups of characters holding money in order to show the audience their facial expressions and to show the old money theme once again, without taking too much out of the story line. I also have used these close ups I thought of to use in the cross cutting scenes to show the contrast between the two characters before they meet.
I decided to start reversing some of my previous shots towards the end of my music video as I believe it adds a unique aspect to my music video, as well as the fact that I changed the story line in order to make it more entertaining, so we didn't have the shots for it and I had to improvise.
In addition to all of these, I have also used continuity and non continuity scenes in my music video. I have done this through the previously mentioned flashbacks and cross cutting for the non continuity, and the journey towards finding the suitcase for the continuity part, as I believe that part is much easier for the viewers to find out what is happening due to its simplicity and how straightforward it is.
In conclusion, I believe that I have made a lot of correct decisions throughout my music video and used a mix of continuity and non continuity in order to provide a visually pleasing video, as long as a nice story line for the viewers. I think that I have used a good array of effects and transitions that suit the theme of my video, and am pretty satisfied overall with how it turned out.