Initial Ideas

The initial idea we had for our music video was always pop genre but it was however, with a Zara Larson song. We decided to change this because the song we are now doing had better lyrics that we had brainstormed more interesting ideas for. The artist we have decided to go with Charli XCX has fun style we wanted to go with from her song she released on her album but not as a single. Which means that we have been able to create the exciting vibe of colour flares, balloons with coloured glitter inside, white screen with a projection of flashy lights and multi-colours because she is a fun artist matching her song.



We need to consider how we are going to lay out the music video because the flares are quite expensive and we cannot redo the scene so we need to make sure everyone knows what they are doing through the use of good organisation skills. We also really need to consider the type of person we want to be our artist as i believe this can really make a music video if people have really interesting personalities which in our music video is important as it is based around teenagers having a party and being wild and young.

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