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Reno, Nevada Music Video Tips 2013 by Chase McMullen
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Art and Culture,New to the Internet,Business Opportunities
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Many people are becoming more and more hooked on visual content, so it can be a great idea to make a music video for your song. This is something that most people can do, even though it is quite challenging. But the more you put into it, the more you get out of it. Let me just tell you that nothing in life can make you want to punch your fist through a wall more than recording a video in which the audio does not sync. What’s even more incredibly frustrating is bit running, where somehow; there are sections of the audio that get out of sync. This problem presents a much worse issue, because you now have to figure out just where the audio went wrong. I’ll get into all of this in a bit, but just so you know, audio syncing is one of the trickiest things to do in all of music and video. However, if you do it right, with a few simply tricks, it will be a breeze. • Use the best camera you can find. If you don’t want to buy one, you can also ask someone to borrow you his/her camera. • Shoot plenty of angles and try to cover the entire song with most of them. It gives the video some variety when it is finished. • You will need a good crew for the video shoot: If you only want to direct the video, you will need a videographer and a sound man. Depending on how much money or effort you want to spend on the shoot, you can also hire a makeup artist and someone who is responsible for the wardrobe. • The first thing you have to do is to record the track. Make sure to record it as professional as you can. • Create a storyboard. This is very helpful to plan your video. It can be simple (like the positions of things in certain scenes) or detailed (face expressions, angles, cutaways). • Find a location(s). Look for scenes that match your vision and the theme of your song. Make sure to ask the owners of the place you want to use for the video shoot • Keep it simple. Don’t shoot (too many) setups that only cover a small part of your song. This is very time consuming and not very effective. • As a little extra, you can add a dance routine part to your video to make it rich in variety. • Another effect that works nicely in music videos is the cutaway. This can be some kind of random shot in which the singer is not singing or a beautiful landscape for example. Just make sure that the cutaway is relevant to the theme of the song. • Review all your takes and choose your favorite ones. You can add your cutaways between two clips from different takes. Good editors are Final Cut Pro or iMovie. Following these simple tips will not only help you reach a larger audience, it will impact the point of making money. Each and every marketing tool—music video in this example—should be utilized to make a dollar, if it doesn’t do that they you are wasting your time. SkyTip Media is a creative design group that specializes in Video Marketing, Website Design, Search Engine Optimization, Graphic Design, and Social Media Marketing. Our Goal is to help you fully utilize the power of your market for traditional and non-traditional marketing techniques that work. For additional information regarding the various services we offer please refer to our website http://skytipmedia.co http://skytipmedia.com/#/services/
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