Dan Turtle

  Feedback for Music Video What went well… Editing worked well overall; transitions between shots were ‘slick’ and were not forced, this is due to similarly framed scenes being placed next to each other on the storyboard so that the difference between shots was barely noticeable. In addition to this, the synchronisation of the video and audio during lip-synching was achieved. The subtle use of the Ken Burns effect helped bring movement to shots which otherwise would have been still but was not overused.  Variance in shot types was effective, these included: long lens establishing shots all the way to close ups. The mis-en-scene of the scenes worked well to project the heartache feeling of the song.  The locations (job centre, under a bridge etc.) helped set this tone through their dull, gloomy colour palette during the songs’ introduction and also magnify its up-tempo chorus through the contrast of yellow from the sunflower at this time.  Following on from this idea,...