Planning Blog: How we will get Happy

  For our upcoming music video we have to plan many things We have to plan when we go to film. Our video is going to have different films with different shots and moods. Each filming location will have to be planned. For our beach scene we need to plan what time to go. If it is raining it would ruin the shots and we wouldn't be able to film. Same if it was too sunny as the sun would ruin the shots. We need to plan the day we film as well. Winter break is coming up and Jason will be out of town. He is our cameramen and we need him to be filming the video so planning is a must with this music video. We may film during the days he is here for the break. It has been hard to meet up in the past with Jhon's and Zeyn's work schedule. Jason also goes to the gym, making it hard to make plans for filming. Most of the group needs to learn how to dance somewhat. We will have to watch youtube videos and practice for the dancing in the video. Another thing we have to plan is what props we will bring. We will do research on what props are in the type of music video we are going for and bring the props with us. We have to go at the right time of day too and film different shots or us and different times. At around 3-5 we will be dancing and having fun on the beach. When it gets darker we will all get ice cream and have different shots like that too. We may alternate the times because of all our schedules which makes it tougher to meet.


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