AICE Media Studies

CCR-MV CCR Blog - MV How does your product use or challenge conventions AND how does it represent                social groups or issues? The music video stands as a testament to narrative innovation, surpassing the boundaries of conventional storytelling. It ventures into uncharted territory, diverging from typical breakup scenarios that often cast the protagonist as a mere victim of heartbreak. Instead, the video intricately weaves a narrative that highlights the young woman's resilience and her adept navigation through emotional turmoil, portraying a journey of personal growth and empowerment. This departure from established norms breathes fresh life into the exploration of post-relationship aftermaths. Beyond its individual narrative, the music video extends its reach into a broader societal dialogue, delving into the sensitive issue of infidelity. By artfully depicting the emotional complexities surrounding betrayal and its profound ...

      Hey, Kensters! It's me, Kenisha and a lot had to be changed. Faced a few obstacles here and there. But this is my music video and I hope you enjoy it. Until next time Kensters. AICE MEDIA STUDIES from Kenisha Maxide on Vimeo .

          Hey, Kensters! It's me, Kenisha. This previous weekend I started recording my music video. I knew making this music video would have a few setbacks. But, I reached my first location which was a little clip of me outside viewing my phone and then receiving a text. While I was trying to shoot this scene the lighting kept changing due to the clouds trying to go in front of the sun. So I waited for a while until the clouds went away. It feels a little awkward recording outside due to the cars and pedestrians walking by. I am NOT a very social person. But, I did end up catching a beautiful picture of the sunset. After I recorded the scene I checked to see if what was going on made sense. So, when it is time to reveal what the context of the music video is, it'll be visible. I tried to see if I could squeeze in some time to go to the park to try and film the next scene. But, sadly it was getting dark so the park had to close. It's okay I just wanted to ...