Risk Assesment

Risk Assessment

Shooting Schedule for 'Every Time You Go'

Location Visit for 'Every Time You Go'

Proposal for 'Every Time You Go'

Storyboards for 'Every Time You Go'

Three plans for 'Every Time You Go'

This is my initial idea for the music video that I have decided to stick to. The way I see the video being is very visual using a range of props, making the scenes look aesthetically pleasing to the eye. 

Another one of my ideas was a more classic look to convey her becoming a strong, independent woman. 

My final idea was a duet expressing the emotions of the couple together. I would have to choreograph to the majority of the song which would take a long time therefore could waste a lot of time. Furthermore, recording great shots would be difficult as timing jumps and lifts is hard.

Casting Decisions

Whilst planning the music video, I had to consider who I would like to cast in the music video for 'Every Time You Go'. I have chosen Nicole Cannon to play the character/artist in the music video as she fits the role that I want to present to the target audience. She is a young, fashionable girl who dances and therefore will be able to reveal the emotion I would like her to convey with ease and without hesitation.

For the silhouette section, I need a tall male that the audience will be able to identify as a young man so I have chosen Daniel Francis to play this role for the music video.