I will construct a music video for an existing song without an existing music video in order to focus on creating the music video rather than producing new music. I will make a list of candidate songs and brainstorm video ideas before choosing the best concept. Depending on the chosen concept, I may need to travel for filming locations or film at home. The concept will also determine whether I need a crew or can work alone. Once I choose a final concept, I will create a schedule as part of pre-production planning.

1. Project Specification

2. What Will I Do
I will construct a music video for an existing song (done by
a popular commercial artist) that doesn’t already have a
music video. I will make this music video for an already
made track because the main focus of my task is making
the music video and constructing a track myself is an
irrelevant part of the task.

3. How Will I Do It
I will make a list of all the songs that don’t have a music
video, that I would be interested in constructing one for. I
will then brainstorm different ideas for the music video then
choose the best and most compelling idea.

4. Where Will I Do it
Depending on the idea I choose, I will scout the best
location the shoot the music video, this could either involve
me having to travel do far away location for the setting or
maybe even shooting the music video from home.

5. Who Will Be Involved
This again depends on the idea I choose, I must be
prepared to gather a large group of people if its necessary,
but I could just make a music video that doesn’t involve
anybody else's input or participation but mine. I might be
needing a crew with me, such as a choreographer (if
needed), dancers, actors, public participants (like in the
‘Nickleback’ music video for ‘Rockstar’)

6. When Will I Do It
When I have chosen my final idea, I will start thinking of
making a schedule (which will be part of the pre-production
work). This will help me keep up with time and date to
complete the final product and also let me know what I
need at what time.