We
have got some inspiration for the storyline and the feel of
the music video
from the film 'On the Road'.
This is one of the shots from the
film ‘On the Road’. It portrays a similar image of what we want in our music
video. You can clearly see the character is on the ‘move’ due to him carry his
luggage whilst walking down a train track. The audience can instantly identify this. His dark costume is a contrast to his bright surrounding which support
Levi Stauss’ theory of binary opposition.
We like the effect of the
sun behind the characters head in this shot. We are aiming to recreate this
shot for our music video as it portrays the image we are looking for. Our idea
is to have the sun in the background when our character is filming her smiling
(handheld) to give the audience the impression her mood has changed to happy.
Another scene from ‘On the
Road’ sees one of the characters dancing in the middle of a group of people
which indicates she’s comfortable around them to be herself. As time goes on in
our music video our character begins to loosen up and find herself. When she’s
around her friends she becomes more comfortable and happier.
This shot from the film is
something we want to portray in our music video as is focuses on the emotion of
the main character which is a big part of our project because of the song and
our storyline. Showing how she is feeling throughout the music video at different
points and in different situations she is put in within it helps the audience
to know how her emotion changes within the stages so that the viewers feel the
same way and get more of a vibe from it.



