By Eleanor Lodge

My original idea was developed

from this shot, I filmed footage of

my friend in the bath, fully

clothed, as though she was

drowning. In post production

though, I realised that it was not in

context with the rest of the narrative

which was a tribute to The Hunger

Games film. I timed the change of

shots to the beat, taking inspiration

from these three videos.

Music videos: WILL.I.AM – Bang Bang

Halestorm – The Familiar Taste Of Poison

Thirty Seconds To Mars – The Kill (Bury Me)

• I feel my music video, poster and digipak fit together

nicely under The Hunger Games theme. I tried to create

a sense of the districts through the video itself, showing

the rebellion but through the poster and digipak, give a

sense of the Capitol, all wrapping up under the continent

of Panem, a futuristic continent set in North America.

• I asked people from between the ages of 15-67 of their

opinion on my music video. They feel it was very clear

and that the use of the Raster gave it the intended feeling

of being watched by a camera. They felt I expressed the

gothic nature of the song well, without making the video

dark and depressing.

• I used YouTube to find the song and see if any other

music videos had been done using the song.

• I used Google to research my artists music further.

• I used twitter to contact Lorde and ask for permission if I

could use the music.

• I used Word Press to publish a blog on the development

of the music video.

• I used a Sony HDR-CX570E

to film with.

• I used Imovie to edit the

footage of my video.

• I used PEP-Fotolr and

Colour Photo Edit to edit and

create the digipak and

poster.