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2. Facts about Whitney Wiatt! She is from Onalaska, Wisconsin and her genre of music is a mixture between folk, pop and acoustic. She is late teens/early twenties, and already producing good music, who knows where she will end up.
3. Why I chose this song! I chose this song because I thought you can do a lot for the video. A simple love song can create a lot of meaning through the video, it can be sad or happy and I really want to do a mixture of both. This song is perfect for this, as it has a mellow sound and can be interpreted in different ways too.
5. Why I chose Taylor Swift as a style guide. The reason I chose Taylor Swift, was because most of her songs are about teenage romance and love itself – so her videos reflect her songs. I watched some of her videos and thought she was the perfect style guide for the song/video I want to create, as she is a pro at ‘soppy’ love videos – including Love Story.
6. Why I think I have chosen a good song! I think I have chosen a good song because I can do a lot with the video, different transitions, effects etc that can really make the video stand out. Also because I am a huge fan of music, I watch a lot of music videos, so ideas pop in my head and I create a mini video with my thoughts, so with my imagination I think I have a good video in store.
7. Target Audience. My target audience is mostly teenage girls/early twenties due to the fact it is a love song, and boys aren’t interested in that sort of music. So because I have friends that are interested in that genre, they can give me a few ideas on what to do for the video.
8. Genre of the chosen song; The genre I will use for this video would be performance with a hybrid of narration. I want to use this as a love story and with the like line 'he's a lot like the rain’ I could do use the actors arguing as rain has a connotation of doom and gloom.
9. Locations for the video! I want to use a range of locations – to show the good and bad parts of the relationship. What the couple would do when they are together and when they are apart. Most will be linked to romance.
10. Props and Actors! I will have two actors, and maybe a ‘pretend’ singer, who narrates the action. And they will have a guitar as the song is acoustic.
11. Audience feedback! My class and teacher saw my pitch/presentation on this song, and they thought that my idea was really good. However I want to step away from the stereotypical video of a love song to make it have a wider audience – an aspect that I have taken from this feedback, apart from that I am happy with the feedback I got and it has helped me a lot.
