For my music video shot in a park, I used fake flowers, a book, a mirror, and red lipstick to shape the mise-en-scène. The flowers symbolized beauty, the book hinted at introspection, the mirror reflected identity, and the red lipstick added boldness. These props contrasted with the natural setting, adding depth to the visuals.
My main challenge was that I did not have a stabilizer, since I was using a DSLR and I decided to stabilize my shots with CapCut stabilizer during editing
I shot the entire video in 2 hours since both my actors are university students with busy routine and this was the only time they could spare. The location was nearby my home so we all went by walk.
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For the main shoot of my music video "Love You Zindagi," I used my Nikon D3300 camera. The lens used was the AF-S NIKKOR 18-55mm, which allowed for versatile framing and focus throughout the shoot.
All of the footage was shot outdoors using natural light, which complemented the refreshing and vibrant theme of the video. No additional lighting equipment or gear was used during production, keeping the visuals organic and in harmony with the song’s tone.
For creating the promotion package, I will use Canva to design the digipak, as I am already familiar with its features and interface. I will also use CapCut Pro for editing the music video, as it offers a range of professional tools suitable for video production.
Although my music video for "Love You Zindagi" is not narrative-based, as it follows the Bollywood pop genre which typically emphasizes performance, expression, and mood, I still created a few storyboard images to visualize key moments and support the planning process.
