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Just one of the many YouTube how-to's for a music video clip

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How To Make A Music Video On Your Own For Free-The Creative Advisor

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What do you think is a great clip?
We'll add it here if we agree!

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Use this form to decide the mark (between 4-10) for your clip. Also: don't forget to double-check the criteria!

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Good luck, have fun and make sure your clip is ready January 10th, 11th or 12th, depending on what day your CAD-lesson is.
Upload your movie to YouTube and send me the link, so that it can be imported in this Padlet.
We’ll play
all clips in class and I will immediately grade them. There will be NO extra
time. The week after the holidays is the absolute, not negociable deadline.

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Purpose of the clip is to bring a song/piece of music to the attention of the public as
good and as fast as you can.
You will need to make dynamic shots and do some slick
editing to make sure you get the attention of your audience immediately. A shot
usually lasts 3 seconds or less, so you will need a lot of different shots for your clip.

Choose a group (max 5) to work with and decide what music you want to use for your
clip.
Let the music inspire you: make free associations and write down all ideas for
images you get. Brainstorm before you actually start filming.
Make sure not to throw
away the notes with the brainstorm. The process is important, the more you can
show me about how your clip developed, the better.
Genres you can use:

- mini movie (story)

- spheric images

- live performance
(these genres are often mixed in a clip)

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What you have to make clear:

• What kind of music is it?

• Who is your target audience?

• What is the atmosphere of the song?

• Which effects can you use and what do they do to the feel of your clip ?

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- min. 2 max. 3 minutes

-Change your shot every time you change perspective or content!
- choose music that can tell a story. This can also be music without lyrics

- you’re not allowed to change the music you chose after next week. Tell me the
music you have chosen  and wait for my approval before
proceeding.

- tell your story in images. No dialogues, no voice-over.

- take your shots close tot he action-line
- at least 60 different shots

- at least half of your shots should be in close-up
- use at least 10 different points of view !

- you can repeat the images of the refrain, not the other shots

- define the character of each different (musical) chapters, the style of the
camera-handling may vary each chapter (for example: static, dynamic, slow
motion, high speed)

- Make a comprehensive shotlist
(this is an important condition for a good movie!
)
-You will need at least 60/70 shots for your clip.

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Analyse your music:
-How is your piece of music built? Include: intro, stanza, refrain, instrumental intermezzo and outro (chapters).
- Write down how many seconds each part contains, that way you will know how many images you will approximately need for that chapter.
- Make sure you divide the tasks equally.
- a shotlist is a list of ALL the shots you took, in the right order.
For example:
1. Boy walks on sidewalk
2. Girl crosses street
3. Boy waves at girl
4. Car passes by, slow motion