Maid's Baby Boy

Anima Purgatorius написал(а) 2025.07.05 в 14:57

Hello, author! The first thing you need to pay attention to when working with video is the composition. And not a stupid synchro that everyone here is running around with, like with a written bag. Composition is important when creating any piece, not just for MV. It implies a logical and correct arrangement of individual elements and actions relative of the timeline and of the main idea of your clip. This canvas can be a plot, an author's idea, or, as is most often the case in music videos, a music track. Although this does not mean that a clip can do without a plot, it is better, of course, when it is there. But first you need to at least learn a simple rule: the energetic, expressive sections of the track should correspond to fast, dynamic rows of video frames. Conversely, slow and smooth sections of the track should be mounted with video scenes where the movement is smoother and less pronounced. As for this particular clip of yours, for example, the segment 0:25-0:35 is very well done, the composition is good here, and the energy of the music almost perfectly matches the energy of movement in the frame. However, synchronization is still not enough: in addition to the correct composition, it is also necessary that the rhythm of the movements falls into the rhythm of the song, if the hit is clear, then this segment will be spectacular and will be well perceived when viewed. Although this statement is not always true, and not for every clip. But it's true for this particular video, because it's a track with rhythmic and fast music like "disco dance", and rhythmic timing is very important for it. And here, for example, on the time 0:50-0:55, 1:00-1:05, 1:50-1:55 ( and on many others, unfortunately, too) you don't have this hit at all: the music is playing quite energetically, and there is either no movement in the frame at all, or it is very sluggish. Such shots always look weak and unattractive. Of course, you have lip sync there, which kind of enlivens something a little, but the fact is that it doesn't save the clip. And anyway, there's just too much lip sync in it. Of course, I'm not saying that lip sync is something bad, but it still needs to be done properly, that's the first thing. And secondly, it is far from everywhere and not always needed. Let's say there's a lip sync in my video too. NIGHT, as I recall, stuck to him a very bad, for which he received a sarcastic resume, (ha-ha!), I'll have to add more to him, but some other time. So, I explain in a popular way why lip sync is very necessary in some places, but not at all: I made lip sinc in my video because the lyrics of the song contain a lot of information. He tells us how Binturong walks, how it walks, how the moonlight gusts, how dark the night is, and much more. All this is very important for the atmosphere and meaning of the clip. Now let's take a track from this video: it's not bad, of course, and it fits the video sequence well, but what's the text in it? And he's like that, there's just basically a periodic repetition of two or three phrases, like "o my baby boy." If we constantly repeat this phrase in the video in the form of a lip cync, what will it give us? Nothing, really. On the contrary, repeating the same word without any special meaning only leads to primitiveness and destruction of the atmosphere. Actually, lip sync could be done here, well, 2-3 times, but not 20 times. Excess lint should be removed by applying an additional layer with a closed mouth to the open mouths. Or just use footage where the character doesn't speak. That's probably it. Overall, I liked your videos: good music and good presentation of the material, but too few techniques and the lack of a good composition still does not allow you to do something really interesting. Improving the aspects I mentioned can help you take your work to a whole new level. I wish you success!