Song Choice

 We have chosen to do Take Me To Church by Hoizer for our music video as we feel this is the song that we can produce the most effective and professional music video for. As we already have a choreographed dance routine to this song we can use this on two dancers which will add a more unique element to the music video as the original music video does not include a dance routine. We also have a friend who has keys to a church in a local town which means we have the option to take up an illustrative element in our video due to the literal setting of a Church. Our chosen cover song is by Sofia Karlburg who has a very similar singing style to our friend who we have chosen to be our lead singer and this will ensure our video looks as realistic as possible, as our singer will be singing over the lyrics rather than miming as through our music video research we have decided this approach makes the video look more natural. We are going to take a dramatic approach for our music video which with the dancers and the church setting combined with our plan to dress the dancers and singer in dark clothing and makeup should overall result in an effective music video.

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