The document discusses editing choices made in filming a music video. Scenes of the main character driving were sped up for safety and practicality reasons. Fades were used between sections of the video to transition smoothly between unrelated scenes. Two clips were overlaid and mirrored to show both the lead singer and guitarist performing during one part of the song in an effective way.

1. Here we sped up several of the shots of Jack in the car, this is
because:
1. We weren’t allowed to film him driving too fast due to
health and safety
2. It was quite fiddly filming the car mirror to eye shot and
Jack was quite slow to actually move it so we thought it
would look much better sped up

2. We used fade to help move from different sections
of the music video. This is because when there
wasn’t a particular link with the previous scene we
felt that fade allowed us to move smoothly onto
the next section.
As you can see here we are fading from
the singing section into the actual storyline
so its also almost as if the lead singer
could be dreaming of this girl.

3. This is where we layered the two
clips on the right over each other
to create the effect below.
The reason we did this was because we felt as
though we wanted to see Jack sing a small bit of the
song and this way we could see both singing and it
looked effective when we were trying it out. We also
had to mirror Jack in order to get him on the right
side rather than his just being on top of Tom and
blocking him from the shot.