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How To Shoot A Music Video Pt I: Story & Theme | Soundstripe Tips & Tricks

Create A Free Account: http://sndstr.pe/YTTTH Learn how to shoot a music video with a story & theme that resonates with viewers and keeps them watching. (Hint: You have options.) Find (and license) all the music in this video in the Soundstripe library: Chapters: 0:00 Intro 1:53 Discovering Story & Theme 3:05 Using Visual Metaphors 5:18 Final Thoughts 5:33 Enter Giveaway Subscribe to our channel for more filmmaking advice and insight: http://bit.ly/soundstripeYT **Comment How Story & Theme Impact Your Work By May 19, 2021 To Win A Year Of Free Soundstripe** FOLLOW US ➠Instagram: http://sndstr.pe/YTIG ➠Facebook: http://sndstr.pe/YTFB ➠Twitter: http://sndstr.pe/YTTW ➠Learn More: http://sndstr.pe/3uo8eVL There isn’t a right or wrong way to make a narrative style music video. But there are a few tips and tricks you can use when it comes to music video treatment. Music video storytelling ensures every second of screen time makes viewers feel more connected to the music. In this video, we’ll explain how we plan a music video, and go behind the scenes, on-set of GLASWING’s “Like Water On A Glass Table'' shoot. Specifically, we’ll cover how the music video storyline impacted everything from the casting to lighting and set design. Sometimes, the most important first step to take is to challenge your instinct about how the story should be told. Maybe you want to center the music video on a specific narrative or mood. Or maybe you want to keep the artists at the forefront of the music video. Instead of following your first idea, ask yourself what stories and themes are emerging in the music. Explore those possibilities, if any, you may have subconsciously closed yourself off to. We’ll also look at how you can use natural elements to create visual metaphors, and ultimately create a more cinematic music video In the end, every visual detail needs to be intentional. To make a music video that resonates with viewers, you have to find ways to elevate and expand on the meaning of the music you’re filming. #MusicVideoTreatment #PlanAMusicVideo