Evie Benson

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 Personal Reflection One thing that went well during the process of creating my music video was the storyboarding stage. This is because when making my storyboard I put a lot of effort into the timings and fitting the shots together in time with the music timings. This resulted in efficient filming and knowing exactly what shots to capture while filming. Another thing that went well during the creation process was the thought that went into the intertextuality. My choice of intertextuality was the Ophelia painting by John Everett Millais. My choice to depict this image allowed the deeper messages of the storyline to be highlighted, and the shots fitted into the rest of the video. Finally, the lip-synching section of my music video was successful in both the filming and editing stages. While filming I made sure to capture multiple shots of the same lines being sung to ensure I had options to choose from later on. So, while some shots were unusable I was not caught out and didn’t have to