Planning for Music Video

  My groups song title is "Let Me Love You" by Mario 

Props:

In our music video we will be using props from the early 2000's. We will be using flip phones, graffiti walls, boombox, cars, mirrors, and bikes.

Costumes:

For our costumes we will have all early 2000's outfits. These outfits will consist of large baggy jeans, oversized shirts, large chains and hoops, air forces, large jackets, cropped shirts, low rise jeans, and boots.

Schedule:

On 11/12/21 - My partner and I will complete and submit our research blog 

On 11/16/21 - My partner and I will complete and submit our  planning blog 

On 11/19/21 - My partner and I will complete and submit out storyboard and our storyboard blog 

On 11/24/21- My partner and I will meet up to film a few shots of our music video and see if we can finish filming in one day 

On 11/27/21 - If my partner and I do not finish filming on 11/24 we will finish filming all of our scenes on this day 

Between 11/29 - 12/10 - My partner and I will submit four production blogs

On 12/13 - My partner and I will submit our music video with a blog to go along with it 

On 12/17 - My partner and I will submit our own separate CCR blogs 

Location List:

- Downtown Fort Lauderdale/Miami 

- Nicole's house 

- Empty parking lot 

- Grassy area 

- A bedroom 

Backup Plan:

If it's raining and we can not film downtown, my partner and I will reschedule when we shoot that scene because it is needed. If we are unable to shoot at Nicole's house, the alternate plan will to shoot at Jordyn's house or at someone's grandparents house. If we are unable to find an empty parking lot, we will go to the back of a parking lot where there aren't many cars and we will shoot our scene there trying to avoid any cars and people if possible. If it is raining in our city when we need the grassy area we will drive to another city to find an area because it isn't always raining in every city. If we are unable to shoot in one person's bedroom we will use the other partner's bedroom. 





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