For their music video and photo shoot, the band plans to shoot in rural and urban areas around towns and cities to achieve a lo-fi, underground style. They will take photos in a cornfield nature reserve in Hartlepool, manipulating the space like the example shown. The photo will show the actor looking ahead while walking forward in the cornfield to imply an escape from life's struggles, matching the theme of the music video. They hope to achieve a realistic point of view by using the same actor in both, and will edit the photos to look like old photographs by experimenting with filters and contrasts.

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For our music video we are going for the whole aspect of a Lo-Fi,
underground filming footage, during the filming process we will be
shooting in rural urban areas around the towns and cities.
For the actual photo-shoot, to match our music video we will be
using the local outdoor nature reserve in Hartlepool, in this reserve
there is a cornfield that stretches on for acres and acres, the initial
idea we had would be to manipulate and use fully to our advantage
the space. Below is what we believe is a perfect example.
The difference from that to ours is, we will be shooting in a
cornfield and the actor will be looking and walking forward, this
matches our music video, we wish to leave the viewers with the
impression he’s trying to make an escape and just leave the
struggles which are inflicted by life – the message we hope to give
off in the music video
The actor that’s in our music video will appear on this photo-shoot,
we hope to achieve a realistic point of view by doing this. Hopefully
the weather will be sunny with a slight overcast, when we come
round to the editing we want it to look like an old photograph, we
will have to mess around experiment with various filters and
contrasts, it will be a challenge to pull this off, but we are sure it will
turn out as well as we hoped.