The first step I took in regards to the construction of my music video, was adding my mp3 clip, to my timeline, I downloaded my song from a YouTube converter, as I had no other resources in school.
I placed the song, on the audio layer of my timeline, so it was the main source of sound for my video.


After organising the clips into a good systematic order, I had to make the video look authentic, my first step was to start adding effects to my video, the most frequently used effect, was where I reduced the opacity of my two clips to 50% then placed one on top of the other, this allowed both clips to 'ghost eachother' I think this was a good aspect for my video, as its one scene, that tells two stories, so I think that is a good feature for a music video to have.
Another important aspect of my video, was making sure that it ran smoothly, and did not look glitchy, so to sucessfully do that, I had to add transistions to several clips, a transition can be placed at the beginning or the end of a clip. Most of the transitions that I used were 'dissolves' being cross or additional. Here is an example:
As you can see from this printscreen, there was three clips of my artist on one scene, but by adding a transitionto each of the clips, it allows them to fade out at different times, this is shown also on my timeline.
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