Making Better Movies with Moviestorm Vol 3: Sound and Light
Making Better Movies with Moviestorm Vol 3: Sound and Light
Making Better Movies with Moviestorm Vol 3: Sound and Light
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MUSIC VIDEO<br />
Technique<br />
Make a music video.<br />
Even if you have no interest in making music videos, they allow you to experiment in various ways <strong>with</strong> putting<br />
images to music. They are excellent for practicing narrative <strong>with</strong>out dialog, for practicing editing to a rhythm, or<br />
creating pure visual films <strong>with</strong> no narrative at all.<br />
Music videos also allow you considerably more freedom than other forms when it comes to camerawork <strong>and</strong> editing:<br />
you can use extreme angles <strong>and</strong> all sorts of post-production effects, <strong>and</strong> you don’t need to follow many of the<br />
st<strong>and</strong>ard rules of framing, continuity, cutting or narrative.<br />
Different styles of music video. (With thanks to SPiT LiKE THiS.)<br />
Pick a piece of music you enjoy <strong>and</strong> can relate to. A short song works best.<br />
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