BONUS: Give this Music Video project its own hashtag - it can be funny, serious, informative, etc. Have fun!

The biggest failure was not asking for help when we needed too. The exposure was to high, and we should have noticed the difference in the lighting.

Maybe when you're confused about something, ask for help and don't be afraid to make drastic changes, as long as you keep in mind the time you have left.

Our biggest struggle was that 2-3 of the shots had a really high exposure and that resulted in very bright shots. We learnt that next time if there's a problem with the camera we should straight away go to Ms. Gach! 

One thing future Digital Film students should to is have a really clear description in their shot planning and know exactly what they want to do, and book actors/actresses beforehand because that way they can efficiently make their video. 

My greatest success was editing the film so that the timing it just right, so that the lip syncing and the scenes matched the music pretty well.

My biggest struggle was finding footage for the scenes I could not film, such as people dancing in the rain. Next time, I think I would try to film more shots of my own instead of looking for footage online.

3 What piece of advice would you give future Digital Film students who will create their own music videos?

Always book your actors before you start filming, take time to write a good shot list for your music video, because thats what you're basing your whole project on, and make sure that your shots relate to the music you are basing your video off of.

My greatest success in this music video was my editing. Most of my editing worked in tandem with the music video's beat and actual music, so I cut on beat / on a specific rhythm. Additionally, I edited in words and titles, which I thought worked well as the sequence on how they appeared was on beat.

2. What do you feel was your biggest struggle or failure? What have you learned from this?
I feel as if my biggest struggle was getting enough footage and shots for the music video. For some of the lines in the music, I had underestimated how long / short they took, so my shot was either too long or either too short. Also, my cinematography wasn't as good, as some shots were quite blurry and shaky.

3 What piece of advice would you give future Digital Film students who will create their own music videos?
My piece of advice is to actually listen to the music video while you are making your shot list. This way you could envision how long your shot is, and how it could connect to the lyrics and what they are saying.

- BONUS: Give this Music Video project its own hashtag - it can be funny, serious, informative, etc. Have fun!
#raghav

The biggest struggle during this project is getting all the actors we wanted. From that, I learned to be more organized and use my time wisely whenever we get the opportunity because they need to get their own shot done as well. 

An Advise for future students is: Stay on task, choose the right people to work with (Don't choose your best friends) and have fun! 

My/our greatest success was [thoroughly] planning our shots, as we stuck to the shot list and were very strict with our shooting schedule.

My biggest failure was committing myself to too many other groups; it left me with a sub-optimal amount of time to edit with my partner, forcing us to edit outside of class time.

Plan your shots well; it will allow you to shoot quickly and efficiently. Also, you must ensure that you manage your time well/properly; you might find yourself scrambling to complete the project on time if you don't.

- BONUS: Give this Music Video project its own hashtag - it can be funny, serious, informative, etc. Have fun!

#relationship_fail
#sexy_kush

1. What was your greatest success that came out creating your Music Video? 

We were able to think of some creative ideas and to add some unique elements such as paint and getting a golf cart, which made our music video more interesting 

 

2. What do you feel was your biggest struggle or failure? What have you learned from this? 

The biggest struggle was to go according to my shot list. We kinda forgot about our specific ideas which affected our music video so some of our shots didn’t make sense. I learned to stay focused and to be more organized.

 

3 What piece of advice would you give future Digital Film students who will create their own music videos? 

Get a specific idea, and time manage properly. If you don’t do this, it will really affect the final product of your music video 

Well the truth is that I had a very hard time making this music video because no one wanted to be in my film and it was really hard and the timing so I didnt have any positive thing to say.

What do you feel was your biggest struggle or failure? What have you learned from this?

Finding people and planning and timing. I learned that i must be more responsible with my time.

 What piece of advice would you give future Digital Film students who will create their own music videos?

Just plan well and don't waste your time.

2. What do you feel was your biggest struggle or failure? What have you learned from this? I think our struggle was when we forgot our equipment.

3 What piece of advice would you give future Digital Film students who will create their own music videos?

- BONUS: Give this Music Video project its own hashtag - it can be funny, serious, informative, etc. Have fun!

2. What do you feel was your biggest struggle or failure? What have you learned from this?
I think the biggest struggle was our shot list. We did not have a lot in detail so we had to come up a lot when we were filming. We also couldn't connect to wifi there. 

3 What piece of advice would you give future Digital Film students who will create their own music videos?

I think to plan out everything carefully so that the music matches the video properly.

2. What do you feel was your biggest struggle or failure? What have you learned from this? I think 

3 What piece of advice would you give future Digital Film students who will cre

2. What do you feel was your biggest struggle or failure? What have you learned from this? Getting people to film. We had to ask multiple people to film. Some people couldn't film, so we had to ask new people.

That my plan worked out well, and the story worked well with the music

I struggled with finding a song at first, because there were really good songs to choose from. From this I learned that the first few steps can be challenging, but once you find a song, or have an idea, the rest of the work will be easy and happy.

To have fun with the project and make it funny. Also to have great ideas, and make sure they work. And most importantly, it should be something that you don't feel forced to do. :)

I think our greatest success was the fact that we were able to execute a lot of the ideas we had for our film. For example, we wanted the golf cart and we were able to use it which was a success because it added to the video. 

2. What do you feel was your biggest struggle or failure? What have you learned from this?

Our biggest struggle was composing a lot of our shots because we tended to not have some of our necessary materials or our idea wouldn’t work out somehow and when it came time to put our shots together, it felt like something was missing from the shot. 

3 What piece of advice would you give future Digital Film students who will create their own music videos?

To plan their videos well ahead of time so when it comes time to film you are prepared. Also, book your actors ahead of time otherwise they will get booked by another group and you won’t be able to use them.