(REPORT)
The client is the VPA section of Bede College, they have asked us as a group to create a 4-minute short music video. For this work we have to store the pre-production work in a portfolio and will need to be maintained in an organised way throughout the pre-production phase of the project. The target audience for this music video would be fellow college students due to the nature of the video and the work that we’ll be doing to keep them interested, also because of the nature of the video it will be intended for those that are mature because of some things that are in the actual video will most likely be replicated.
For looking into Famous Dex's previous work I found out that he has eight separate mixtapes, one collaborative mixtape (with 5 different titles) and one studio album. The studio album was released on April 6th, 2018 and reached number 12 on the US charts. In 2017 Dex's song 'Pick It Up' (featuring A$AP Rocky) charted at number 54 on the US charts, 26 on the US R&B/HH charts and 60 on the Canadian charts (it also got a RIAA Gold certification). In 2018, Dex's single 'Japan', charted at number 28 in the US charts, 18 in the US R&B/HH charts and 40 in Canada's charts.
Primary research?
Existing work?
The below link is to the music video for 'Japan' (this is the video that we'll be recreating.)
This is the kind of thing that we’ll be trying to do because we want to keep the same style and visuals for our version of the music video. The below screenshot shows Famous Dex’s other work in mixtape form.
Legal and Ethical Considerations
When recreating a video like this, we'll have to be careful of not showing any copyrighted material that could affect our video, another thing that we'll have to be careful of is if some of the images that will be shown in the background on a green screen will be not suitable for our project or if it will be suitable for our intended audience. Another thing that we'll have to be careful of is that we aren’t going to include some things that were in the video because they aren’t really appropriate for our target audience or the client.
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