My Group for the Music Video

   Hi guys!!! I'm back with another post in relation to my music video!!

 Everyone in my class is working on their music video in a group, but I'm working alone. To be honest, I had a doctors appointment the day we chose groups and the people I wanted to work with ended up getting into a group LOL. However, I'm not upset at the idea of working alone. Working in a group can get quite complicated sometimes- especially when it comes to conflicting schedules. This being said, despite the workload being a bit bigger, I'm quite satisfied with working alone. I feel that by working alone, I'll be able to really make it my own. I don't necessarily have an issue with working in a group, but they both have their respective pros and cons. Besides, working alone doesn't mean that I can't ask my super awesome friends to help me with certain things!

  For the song I'll be using, I chose to use Good Days by SZA. Overall, the vibe of the song is really easy to create a story to. Throughout the duration of the song, there's a repetitive rhythm that's quite catchy and happy. I really like the instrumental of the song and I really think that this song will be the best choice for me! Plus, I plan on making a music video that will appeal people in my age range. Since Good Days is a really popular song amongst people in my age group it'll be quite easy to achieve this!

 Below, I will insert the instrumental version of the song so you guys can see the repetitive, catchy rhythm I keep talking about. It's actually so good!!! I'm so excited to create a storyline for a music video for this song!!! Despite the song being a little over two-years-old, it's still extremely popular. It definitely HAS to be that amazing (and super catchy) rhythm in the background.

Goodnight!


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