Finding the setting and where to film...

We discussed this aspect of the music video for a while and thought that because there was no narrative allowed, and it had to be all performance, the setting had to be interesting to help engage the audience. Harrison, a member of my group suggested a place in Elmden that had a view of over 30 miles and sounded great, other suggestions were his garden or his photography studio. However we still chose the interesting one and i think that it linked in with the song quite well.

Obtaining people for the Radar Love Video

Findng people to do the radar love video wasn't too hard. However to find people that could actually play the instruments and play in time was very hard. But i think that the people we found were definately adequate for the job and when we played around with editing etc it seemed to fit well.

Golden Earing - Radar Love 30 second video

This is our 30 second music video opening for the Golden earing song - Radar Love. This was quite a challenge as the genre of music was unconventional for people our age. However after watching the origional music video , we were able to obtain and find out what shots and tequniques are conventional for this style of music. Although we did add in some of our own tequniques such as the split screen. I feel that maybe a medium distance shot of the whole band after they are introduced would look a bit better and make more sense. Overall i am happy with the final outcome, but i believe with a little tweaking on the editing it would fit in better with the genre.

Although i have had experience in editing before this project in AS and out-side of school, i believe that the editing in this project has helped me get back in the swing of things for media at A2, ready for the main music video project.