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Props: For my music video, I won't be using an abundance of props. I will be using a few that help get the point across. Such as a guitar, ruler, chair, and newspaper. Costume: In my music video, I will have one main actor who will be playing Luke Combs. Whoever this ends up being, will wear boots, jeans, a hat, and a t-shirt. They other people who will play a part are the mom and a dad in the song, who will be dressing in normal everyday clothing. The other actor that plays the friend(s) will also wear just regular clothing. Schedule: On 11/14/20, I will establish the music video conventions and how I will go about my video On 11/17/20. I will establish the props, costumes, schedule, location list, and back up plan. On 11/20/20, I will create the storyboard for my 1 minute long music video. On 11/25/20, I will film and record the necessary shots for my video. On 12/02/20, I will edit and add the final touches to my music video. Location List: My main location will be...
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Name: __Ivy Heath______________________ Creative Critical Reflection 1. How does your product use or challenge conventions AND how does it represent social groups or issues? My music video is much different than what I had originally planned and stated in my conventions. I created a whole different vibe and a less “yeehaw” typical country music video. I made it simple and just a smooth and calm vibe. I also did not have tons of for say “country” themed items in my video. It was more just a run-down version of one with more things focused on the message on the song and not simply the genre stereotypes. I did follow what I put in my plan somewhat. I included the flowers and sunrise, which helped create that rundown down which I was aiming towards. I got a very pretty clip of the sunset off my dock and it fit the vibe that I was going for perfectly. The rest of my video I used videos of my family and pets. I took a video of my d...
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