Process of Shooting a Music Video
Process of Shooting a Music Video
Music videos are where most filmmakers get their start. I know I did. So, here are my thoughts, tips and advice on How to Make a Music Video for anybody just getting started and looking to direct or make a music video on their own. Enjoy!!!
On the day of shooting, be focused and stick to the plan. Keep a careful record of the shots you've made for the sake of editing. Always allow plenty of time for shooting. Even though the finished scene may only last 10 seconds, it could easily take several hours to set up and shoot. That being said, don’t get so preoccupied with getting the “perfect” shoot that you take six hours on one shoot and have only six hours left to finish the remaining 15.
Ideally, you'll have several good takes for each scene. You can never have too much footage, and the re-take may capture something that you hadn't noticed the first time around. While it is never a good idea to deviate from the storyboard, there are extra things that the crew can do to provide a nice touch to the available footage.
For example, if you have more than one camera, ask the “idle” cameraman/woman to keep shooting from other angles (not in sight of the main camera) or in between scenes. This technique often affords golden footage that you didn’t realize you could get. Additionally, some of the best shots might be candid moments with the set and crew.
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