AICE Media Studies

How does your product use or challenge conventions and how does it represent social groups or issues? Since R&B is one of the most popular genres in my generation, my conventions were adopted in the finished work. My own taste of music was also taken into consideration for my conventions. From my research prior to the music video I watched the "Sweater Weather" Music video and took inspiration from the shots they included during the film. This led me to include shots like zoom ins, tracking shots, and establishing shots in my own music video. To provide an air of adventure, I used sets, costumes, and props in my music video. I used these components, which I derived from my earlier research, to present a complex message, giving each scene a distinct meaning through the use of costumes and props. Most importantly, a power struggle was depicted by using deliberate camera angles. The conventions used served to highlight the typical traps that many youths fall victim to in rel

 Hey Michi nation, welcome back to your favorite blog! On todays blog you're in for a special treat. You guys get to see the completed music video. I hope you guys enjoy, tune in for next time. -Xoxo Michelle

Hey Michi nation, welcome back to your favorite blog! My group and I have been working on finishing the editing process with our music video. While reviewing our music video I realized our song had one curse word in it and we forgot to put the clean version off the song. So Owen proceeded to fix this by searching up the clean version of "Ivy" on youtube and repeating the same process as last time. Which was screen recording the audio from YouTube and then using a feature on CapCut which extracts the audio from the screen recording. We also solved our other problem of being able to find a free copyright video for one our scenes. Since we were unable to film our own version for the scene we resulted to a free stock video. We picked one that was the closet to what we needed and settled for that. We weren't going to pay the outrageous prices vendors were selling these videos for. These two issues we had were minor but could have affected our final outcome and grade severely.