We recently went on a trip to the BFI in South Bank as a media class to research further into making our music videos. There we met the chief examiner, Pete Fraiser, and he talked to us about the key steps of making a music video effectively and using our time wisely, including guiding us on key shot types and features of a music video that we need to include to make it successful, for example, aspects of performance and ensuring we have conformed to using the theory of 'star quality'.
We also got the chance to listen to the director speak to us about some of the music videos he has had the chance to work on. We were lucky enough to hear about his thought process when planning some of the videos such as 'Autophilia' by The Bluetones and 'It's raining men' by Geri Halliwell.
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