Welcome back! The thought process of developing this music video has definitely evolved the way I think about music videos in general. Due to the filming of this music video, it has shown me what producers are thinking about when it comes to portraying the message and idea of the song. Producers have to think of how they are going to portray this message through just visuals and the lyrics of the music video. I had to think about how the lyrics of the Taylor Swift song 'You Belong with me' could also portray the idea for the music video that my group and I came up with being about a friendship instead of talking about a relationship. Both these things are very similar when it comes to how people can feel about liking someone and that person being with or wanting someone else. Same thing with a friendship, it can hurt when you love your best friends but they are constantly being taken away from anther best friend of theirs. The way that the song 'You Belong with me' portrays this message of someone else occupying someone you love's time. This allowed for the group and I to brainstorm a lot of ideas when it came to showing this message. Overall, learned a lot about conveying the message across to the audience when it comes to making a music video.
What elements of the genre that you chose to base your final task on does this movie have? The main element of the thriller genre that A Quiet Place has it’s the non-diegetic and diegetic sound. It’s mainly used to show what the characters are heading, and to highlight how quiet the world is, because of how loud those small movements are that we don’t tend to notice. Such as walking or placing down something on a shelf. There’s also non-diegetic sound, which is used to build suspense when there’s climax’s of action. My group will use diegetic and non-diegetic sound to also have this element. What elements of the genre did the movie have that you like? In A Quiet Place the monsters that are hunting them are almost never directly shown. They’re shown in blurs and just in sound. You know there is danger, but you don’t know who or what’s behind it. It’s one of the elements my group enjoyed within this movie. It builds the suspense, because you draw your own conclusions and the u...

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