Analysing our chosen music video





This is the first seen, as we couldn't use a boat, we used 3 cars instead to establish our first setting. 
This is the shot where we used our 360 camera, we mirrored the concept, although we changed the setting. We filmed in Belgravia, London. We decided to mirror this scene as it is unique, and challenging to use but we knew it would make our final video look a lot better and more professional. 
When using this shot, we changed the background, where we filmed at our friends house. This is because we thought it would look better to have something in the background, rather than nothing. 
With our party scene, we couldn't replicate it perfectly due to it being difficult to gather so many people in a small space, therefore we had to use less people. However, we managed to use a good suitable setting for a party and got props such as lights and decks for music.

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