Going Solo!

 


What's up, bloggers! I am back once again. This blog is mainly about the music video I will be making! I chose to go solo on this one. I almost got peer-pressured into joining a group. However, I stood my ground. I already have a great idea in my mind. That is mainly why I chose to work alone. I feel like I can execute everything down to perfection, as long as I have control over the schedule of filming, editing, production, and more. Now let's get to the most important part of a music video. THE MUSIC! The song in a music video determines what is being displayed in a music video. The song I chose is "Children's Story" by Slick Rick. Slick Rick is a 90s HipHop artist. I chose him as an artist because most of his songs tell a story. I mean the song I chose literally has "story" in the title. This allows me to paint a picture to the listeners. This is the whole point of a music video. I won't say too much more about my music video, since I want to save more information for future blogs, and the final product of my project. So, I'll see you guys when I see you guys. Until then... Out.

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