The Final Production

 For our filming we used lots of different camera angles. These include low, high, back, two, and much more. The different camera angles add huge effects to the overall product. I believe that the more wacky and unique camera angles, the better the music video. Therefore, in our music video each scene consists of 2-4 different angles. Now thinking about that, we had to film each different angle three times. In total we had to film so many different angles and take to find the perfect one. Even if we thought the first shot was usable we still took a second and a third. This is because different shots might not seem the best when played alone, but when thew whole thing is together it flows better. After filming the first couple scenes we understood the impossible task of making a perfect video. Our group wanted to strive for greatness. We worked and worked no matter the time and created an impressive final version. We added our song "Pompeii" into the video and it worked perfectly. As the beep dropped our video did as well. Each shot and angle really payed off in the final version. We could not have tried any harder and get a better video. This music video took so much work and had all our our hearts' and souls'. In the end the angles were the clutch factor.


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