This document discusses the music video industry and the process of making music videos. It explains that narrative music videos involve developing a concept to match the song, while performance videos show the artist lip syncing or playing along to their music. The stages of video production are also outlined, including pre-production, production, and post-production.

1. Research into the music
video industry
In this presentation I will carry out research into the music industry
showing my knowledge and understanding of how the music industry
works.
By Daniella Benson

2. How are music videos generally made?
Music videos are made differently depending on their type. For
instance, narrative videos are complex which involves a concept that
needs to be thought up y a writer or creative director. However the
narrative will need to correspond with the song itself.
Performance videos on the other hand , are made with bands or artists
which either lip sync or play along to their music playing. Their songs
usually played through large speakers, allowing the artist to mimic the
song and play along.

3. Reasons for this is because:
1. They will dance a lot. An artist cant dance, jump and sing at the
same time as there is no way you can jump and dance and absorb
the bounce so your voice won't crack.
2. There are artists that get too anxious and even if they have great
voices, will not risk anything going wrong by singing live.
3. There are venues where the space is too small to accommodate the
whole band, so they use backing tracks

4. What are the stages of Video Production?
Every successful video production is divided into 3
stages. Whether you are considering a product video,
testimonial video, training video, vlog or a video that
showcases your products or services, there are 3 stages
of video production that need to take place;
• Pre Production
• Production
• Post Production
What are the stages of Video Production?