The document discusses post-production considerations for editing a music video. It notes that editing to the beat of music that changes pace is important to get different shots and tell a story. It also discusses how editing in music videos is used to match the pace of shots to the beat and include particular shots. The document also mentions that the video will follow amplification theory by using visuals that support and give meaning to the lyrics of the song.

1. Post Production

2. • Editing to the beat is mainly important for us I
believe because the beat changes frequently
from a fast pace to a much slow pace beat.
This is important for us to to get different
shots in as we are trying to build a story with
our video so with editing to the beat will allow
us to take the opportunity to get the message
across.

3. • Carol Vernallis studied editing
and camerawork closely in music videos and said
that editing was more likely to be seen in a music
video because of the pace of beat and the
particular shots you want to include. Base tracks
are used to give the video structure and that's
what we are willing to achieve. The camera shots
may move in time with the music, this will be
done during filming but during editing we will
ensure that we match the pace of the music and
any shots together so they can all link and fit in
well.

4. • We follow the theory of Andrew Goodwin
when he describes Amplification. We believe
this suites us the best as there is going to be
visual images that supports the lyrics of the
song and add/give it more meaning. For
example, with our somebody finding
something beautiful we are going to show this
through Bernard acting out what he found
that was beautiful.