
I will be using this camera to shoot my music video firstly because it is accessible to me through the media department and also because I think it will give me the quality shots that I need/want for my video. Using this camera also means that I can shoot in HD which will be essential for me as I will be creating shots such as spraying a can of hairspray, and if I light it properly then you will be able to see the partciles. Also, I feel comfortable and familiar using this camera after using it for previous media tasks such as my AS coursework creating a magazine. Using this camera I will also be able to easily change the settings to create different depths of focus, I can aim on focussing on different elements of the my actors and also as it is digital, I can store all of the footage on one memory card which I can then easily transfer onto my computer ready to place into Premiere and edit.


I will have access to different forms of lighting I will use in my video- one of which being ones I can set up myself and move around so they are exactly where i'd like them to get the perfect lighting for my shots. These lights will be extrememly helpful as I can move them around as much as I would like to; If I dont like the lighting in a particular shot I can easily move them. Also, in my location of the black box drama studio, there are lights already rigged onto the ceiling and positioned in particular locations. Although I would not be able to move these, I can easily adjust the brightness and position my actress within the lights again to create the best possible shot I can.

Editing Software
After shooting my music video I will need to edit it all together. Luckily, in our media department I have access to a wide range of softwares that I can use which will create easy, simple yet effective editing. Firstly, I will use photoshop or indesign to create my digipak and edit any photos I may have taken. As I have used photoshop multiple times before, I will feel comfortable using this software and and therefore will hopefully get good results from it.

To edit my actual footage, I will use Adobe Premiere. Again, I have used this programme before and therefore will not waste any time familarising myself with it. It is a very easy programme to drop clips into and edit. I am not the best with adding lots of different effects and movements etc so I think this will suit my purpose perfectly and won't be too complicated.

How will this help for my music video?
Researching into the equipment will help me because knowing what I will use allows me to familiarise myself with this software and hardware before creating my music video. This way, when it comes to creating my actual video I will know how to use everything and therefore can have a quicker creation process and use the programs/camera etc to the best of their ability to get the best shots and editing techniques.
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