I used place holders to mark out where the missing footage will go.
Used different shots to experiment with the warehouse footage and with the countryside shots.
I edited to the music more, at around 2:37 you can see this.
Stabilised shots to make them look more professional.
Used transitions to make it seem more music video-like, you can see this with the cross-fade from the lead singer to the man drinking his tea. This is also a direct intertextual link to the Depeche Mode video, "Never Let Me Down Again" as there are shots of an old and young man side by side.
In the next rough cut:
Put information on the blank bits of film where the missing footage is so that people can see what is intended to go there.
Blade footage if the clips are too long.
Keep experimenting with the footage to make sure I get the best combinations.
I have added in more footage to get a better sense of what the full video will look like.
Used intertextuality by adding in a shot inspired by Depeche Mode's "Never Let Me Down Again" video of the side profile of our lead singer in the car at approximately 1 min.
I edited to the beat of the music much more.
In the next rough cut:
Put in place holders for the missing footage.
Focus on the countryside shots and the warehouse scene to make that look more fluid and un-shaky.
Use transitions more, this will make it look more like a music video.
Use the "Bagman" shots to make him look more menacing.
I've changed the long panning shot by making it a shorter take and adding in the vertical pan upwards of the lead singer.
I've also added another layer onto the panning shot of the band near the end, (I added separate shots of the band), this makes it seem more interesting in my opinion.
In the next rough cut:
Add in the countryside footage and hopefully some of the warehouse footage.
Edit to the beat of the music more.
Use the lip syncing more so it looks more like a music video.
VERY ROUGH ROUGH CUT OF CAFE SCENE This is a VERY rough rough cut of the cafe scene, this is not intended to be a guide to how it will actually look, I've been playing around and experimenting with the footage we have and the editing tools in Final Cut Pro X, there are still things that need doing with it for example:
More layering to fit with the genre.
Add in cross-cutting to make it look more fluid.
Sort out shaky shots so it doesn't look amateur .
Stabilisation to make the shots look clean and un wobbly.
Darkening the effect, this is "Black and White" and "Flim Noir" from the effects bar in FCPX, which although looks good there isn't enough contrast in it.
This is a VERY rough rough cut of the cafe scene, this is not intended to be a guide to how it will actually look, I've been playing around and experimenting with the footage we have and the editing tools in Final Cut Pro X, there are still things that need doing with it for example: