Group Blog

 Hey Cambridge, it's me Isahiah Melendez back with another blog. 

Today I'll discuss the people I'll be working with and why for my music video. Along with that, I'll discuss the music we chose and its significance. I'll be working on my project with Finn, Connor, and Renato, a total of three people. Each member was selected for a different reason. Due to his wit, Finn seemed like he would be an excellent addition to our group. His quick wit and sense of humor may be a huge asset when creating our music video scenarios, and if necessary, he can improvise to make the film still look enjoyable. Due to his ingenuity, Connor would also be a fantastic complement to our team. Connor's aptitude for thinking outside the box and come up with ideas really can aid our storyline. Connor can bring fresh perspectives and originality to our project helping our project look the best it can be. For Renato, he would be a big contribution to our group due to his technology skills. His proficiency in handling the tech aspects of our work ensures we have a strong starting base to work on. Renato's expertise in editing and video production can help our workflow and enhance our quality. For the music video, we chose the song God's Plan by Drake. It didn't take us too long to choose God's Plan for a few reasons. The track is a song that we all know and is a song many people recognize. With this in mind, this can help us engage with our audience more easily. The song also spreads a positive message, with the artist going around and helping people in need, which is something we thought could be easily replicated by us too. A final reason we chose the song God's Plan is the storytelling. The lyrics of God's plans provide a narrative structure that can be adapted into a storyline for our music video.



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