AICE Media Studies

Hello and welcome back to Listen it's Asiah so, "Listen it's Asiah".   In my music video I found it best to stick to the genre the music video was in. Which is a R&B/Pop song that was Whitney Huston's style.  As it was a happy and upbeat song and but I also wanted to keep the longing part that one feels when they hear the song. So doing that I kept it plain and simple by putting a mosh of clips together. Whitney's meaning behind her song was her picture someone that was single wishing that they could find that special person for themselves and I wanted to embody this also but from my perspective as from the beginning I have said I want incorporate my friends so I wanted to show them in this showing that I have not found the special person but I have found these soulmates that I would love to dance forever with. Its just a fun loving song about having feelings. So in the  end if there is anything that I want you to take away from my video is it represents w

 Hello and welcome back to listen its Asiah so listen its Asiah. I hope you enjoy my video.

Hello and welcome back to "Listen, It's Asiah." In the last blog, I mentioned that I was going to discuss how everything will turn out. First, I'd like to talk about my sound. I'm still having trouble finding my full sound. I've been listening to the sound while recording, but it works differently on CapCut, to my understanding. I have to download a video from TikTok and then go into the app to extract the sound from the video. The problem I'm facing is that I can't find a video with the full song. I understand that I'm not filming the entire song, but I believe it would be easier to work with and cut from that. However, I keep finding adaptations of the song or it being cut short. I'm determined to keep looking since I already have my clips taken. Next, I've been working on the transitions between shots. In my research on music videos, I noticed they often use a lot of jump cuts. Still, I also want to add my own unique touch to it. I previ