I created a weekly plan by first identifying my top priorities and recurring tasks. I started by listing everything I needed to accomplish during the week, including work responsibilities, personal goals, and appointments. Then I categorized these tasks by urgency and importance using a simple matrix. Once I had a clear overview, I blocked out time in my calendar for focused work, meetings, breaks, and self-care. I also built in some flexibility to adjust for unexpected changes. Finally, I reviewed the plan to ensure it was realistic and aligned with my long-term goals.

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And Jason in which I had,Keira daijah Nick and rylie  each character has to represent different facets of a relationship. Character A is Lesley herself, who symbolizes hope and aspiration. Character B is the protagonist,also known as the narrator . Characters C and D serve as their respective confidants, providing emotional depth 

Over the last few weeks I haveI spent time brainstorming and dissecting the themes of the song. With the different characters established, I mapped out a basic storyline that consisted of a series of vignettes showcasing each character's experience related to their relationship with Lesley. This structure allowed me to utilize various settings and filming techniques to visually interpret the emotions of the song.

I also used a range of close ups as These shots were critical for emphasizing the emotional turmoil and internal struggles of each character. I made sure the camera lingered on their faces long enough for viewers to connect with their feelings I also used some wid shots 

Majority of my filming was Handheld Camera Work, This technique was used during more chaotic scenes to create a sense of urgency and disarray. The shaky camera movement simulated the protagonist's emotional instability, helping immerse viewers in his experience.

Natural Lighting is good to be used Whenever possible, I relied on natural light to achieve an authentic feel. The golden hour near sunset provided a visually stunning backdrop that lent warmth and depth to the scenes, particularly in the park and café settings.

I found that Filming a music video, particularly one with multiple settings and characters, posed its own set of challenges for me. Coordinating schedules with the cast and crew proved to be a difficult task, as everyone juggled various commitments. Additionally, the unpredictability of the weather played a significant role in our filming schedule, especially for outdoor locations, where we had to adapt quickly to changing conditions.

Ashley Judd - The actress has spoken about her experiences with sexual harassment and assault in Hollywood, contributing to the #MeToo movement.

Annie Lennox - The singer-songwriter has talked about her experiences with domestic abuse and has been an advocate for women’s rights and combating violence against women.

Beyoncé - While not personally a survivor, Beyoncé's songs often address themes of empowerment and resilience in the face of abuse, and she has spoken

 Editing Process

Once filming was complete, I entered the editing phase, which proved to be a long and arduous process. The initial excitement of capturing the footage transitioned to a more challenging phase where I had to piece together the narrative. With so much footage filmed across different settings and the emotional depth of the performances, I found myself faced with the immense task of selecting the best shots.

I began by organizing the footage into folders based on scenes and characters. This helped me streamline the editing process and allowed me to see the various takes side by side. I realized early on that I had to make tough decisions regarding which shots to include, as I often found myself torn between several great takes that conveyed different emotions.

The editing phase involved not only technical adjustments but also creative decisions that shaped the final product. I carefully considered the pacing and flow of the video, ensuring that the transitions between scenes resonated with the rhythm and mood of the song. I experimented a few times with visual storytelling techniques—like juxtaposing different characters' perspectives—to deepen the viewer's emotional connection to the characters 

Overall the experience was not only a lot of pressure but it also allowed me to use my creativity and imagination to create a short and simple video that allows people to visually see what trauma and abuse can do influencing those to escape these situations in real life

Between each couple clips i used a fade between each scene i done this cause it allows the shots to fade more clearly. I also decided to cut it down and leave the audience on a clif hanger as this may intrigue them allowing them to listen to the rest of the song creating there own picture in there head.

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to the viewers seeing this might make them realise there is not alot of time left and that if they are going through something to try and escape it before its too late

me personally never knew how bad it was until i was pressured by a group of boys around my age to do things and then was hit as my first answer was NO . after this i grew quite angry and distanced from my pears and older people until my mum found out. however i was quite scared and lacked ability to want to talk cause i was sure that these people were my 'friends'

because of this a few years later i now acknowledge the effect things can have on people and influence people to learn how to not push limits and keep a friendly but knowledgeable environment for the youth around us . i also want it to b known that abuse varies and can be in many forms therefor we need to learn all types and understand that this can go both ways

the reason i have made this is to show that this is something a lot of people experienced