As a continuation, I kept placing the footage in the order I wanted. I managed to match the whole of the first chorus to the artist singing in the song, and the points where its says '(Oh, Ohh)' in the chorus I placed extra scenes. This is so it did not wholly focus on the artists singing as it wouldn't be interesting to see it without having a few different scenes mixed together. The first extra clip I placed was an establishing shot of the surrounding scenery (including a lake) and then one mid shot of her walking down a forest path towards the camera. At this point, I was pleased with how the first two verses and first chorus had turned out, especially with the lip syncing and how the music video was flowing having different scenes cut back and forth from her singing, to scenes of her in the surrounding environment.
For the remainder of the lesson, to fit in with my main idea, I began to place the scenes where she finds the heart necklace and walks away with it for the next verse (3) before the second chorus begins. I placed a low angle shot of her walking past the camera, then followed by a long shot of her finding the necklace on the floor and crouching down to pick it up. Again, to make it more interesting I cut to her singing parts of the third verse. The singing footage I took, was a close up of her against a tree, so my video had a variety of singing shots and not always located in one place. As said in my 8th Journal, the variety of shots help correspond to her uncertainty of her relationship and having no set answer. As a match on action scene, it showed a close up of her holding the necklace (linking to her crouching to pick it up scene) and then a point of view shot where she is walking with the necklace in her hand and looking down at it.
Finally, I got to the second chorus and placed her close up singing footage with extra scenes of a mid shot of her looking around, wearing the necklace.
Next lesson, I will get on to ordering the final few scenes for the song and continue matching the lip syncing to the artist's voice.
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