Filming process of music video

For the music video, we had to choose a song. My group and I decided to use Roy's song, Indecisive. There was not much for the music video. All we had was Gabby's camera holder to allow us to film easily. We chose to record the music video outdoors. We decided to film at a community center. Filming outside helped provided natural lighting. This brightened up the music video. Instead of filming on multiple days, we only did it for one day, due to what's happening in the world right now. During the filming process, we made sure to keep many shots, to later edit it. Since the song, has a chill vibe to it, we decided to keep the music video simple. Gabby and I recorded Roy driving in his car. We made sure to capture where he turned left, due to it being mentioned in his song. We made sure to catch his facial expressions. Roy looks like he is in deep thought or he is simply vibing to the song. For the next scene, Roy was instructed to walk from a distance. Gabby and I decided that we would film him walking to us. As he was walking to us, he would just be himself. We wanted to film how comfortable he is. For the last shot, we wanted to film the scenery around us. Just to give a peaceful feel to the music video. 



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