For music videos, it is necessary that the lip syncing is perfectly match to create a professional music video. And discovering in our prelim how difficult it can be to match up both parts perfectly, in which we have chosen to trial this out, before starting to film our video. As our song is very fast paced and up beat, it can cause some problems when it comes to the lip syncing elements, causing us to want to practice before hand so we can get it perfect for our final product. We plan on doing a still mid shot for this, just to focus on simply the lip syncing.
Below are some examples of testing the lip syncing, experimenting and showing different styles on how we could approach this task.
After looking at the videos, i feel that having a still shot is most affective in this scenario. As it makes you focus on the quality of the lip sync, plus, as we have not thought of the narrative completely yet, it would seem irrelevant to practice that.
below is a helpful video done by a youtube that publishes lip syncing parodies, as she has been doing it for over 5 years, it reveals that it does just take practice.
Heres her first video and most recent one to compare.
Clearly shown with these music videos, that the first one looks very unprofessional, compared to the bottom one, although not having the big time scale of 5 years, with practice we can make the video look professional.
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