Visuals

Due to our music video not having a storyline, it is important that we make our visuals as striking as possible. This means that our location and angles in which we shoot in have to be perfect. We are looking to film mostly at night in order to achieve shots of bright lights so we can further enhance them using the saturation tool in iMovie, this will give us our party theme that we wanted to carry through from our original plan. We will contrast this using day shots which will still include vibrant colours.

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