Inspirational editing P1
One video that inspired me; in terms of editing is Chris Brown - She Ain't You. The video opens with brown appearing in a a '80s-styled white suit and a black fedora, performing choreography with male and female dancers against a wall of neon lights; which is unusual because neon lights is not something that is normally associated with the genre of this song (R&B). One of the things that I found most fascinating about the editing was when Amber Streeter and Brown appear separately during the song's chorus where they are surrounded by gold butterflies; so as you can imagine I was quite curious as to how the director accomplished this.
But one thing from this that we did know how to do was lower the Opacity on one or more clips so that we could show multiple ones at the same time. Which the director also did in this music video, as shown in the image to the left.
One video that inspired me; in terms of editing is Chris Brown - She Ain't You. The video opens with brown appearing in a a '80s-styled white suit and a black fedora, performing choreography with male and female dancers against a wall of neon lights; which is unusual because neon lights is not something that is normally associated with the genre of this song (R&B). One of the things that I found most fascinating about the editing was when Amber Streeter and Brown appear separately during the song's chorus where they are surrounded by gold butterflies; so as you can imagine I was quite curious as to how the director accomplished this. 
But one thing from this that we did know how to do was lower the Opacity on one or more clips so that we could show multiple ones at the same time. Which the director also did in this music video, as shown in the image to the left.
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