Through a friend, I was able to get in contact with a man who had a personal drone and could fly it. The drone was supposed to be used in this week's shoot. However, today I got a call from him in which he informed me that he has to leave to another city day after tomorrow and wasn't going to come back any time soon. This obviously was a massive bummer! However, I tried to control the situation by thinking of other creative shots I could add in place of the two aerial shots in my music video. I decided to shoot from extreme angles during the 'running scenes' and maybe shoot from the terrace of a restaurant or cafe in the area to get an aerial shot. Many ideas are produced during the filming process, therefore, I'll have to wait and see what I can come up with while shooting.
Today we celebrated dignity day in our school and being the head of filmmaking society I made a video about it. The video started off with a fun fast-paced soundtrack to create suspense and interest. I added text with a simple question, in the start, to encourage engagement with the audience; which is ironic since this video can be considered a part of hot media (which demands little interaction from the viewer/user). Two interviews were added to give the video a documentary feel. A smooth audio transition from the diegetic and non-diegetic sounds of the interviewee and background score respectively to an 'Urdu poetry' was made. The poetry was accompanied by slow-motion shots of students and lower staff members to give a dramatic effect. https://youtu.be/kzJ9UjASq3c
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