As my music video was to have self-harm and death in it i understood that this may be seen as offensive to certain audiences. However due to these reasons i would only allow this video to be broadcast on media channels after watershed hours. Further to this i aimed this video to mainly an online audience, through sites such as YouTube as this stays in touch with the artist for he does not release a lot of videos.
I would use my music video as a front for online advertising and promoting for Beck more than what i would use it for on the television.

Now my footage had been captured it was time to edit my video.
I had captured my footage onto my editing software which was Adobe CS3 Pro and was ready to edit, however due to school technical difficulties all of my footage had been deleted by the school database so i had to capture it again, this process happened about 5 times so a lot of time that i could have used for editing was lost due to errors in the software. However, eventually this process was overcome and i was then able to start and complete my editing process.

I wanted to keep my video fairly simple and steer away from the path of making it a spectacle, as a result i opted to use minimal effects and transitions hoping to keep the audience engaged in my video rather than any effects, i also changed my video from colour to black and white.

I tended to use the same transitions and effects in my video, for example a black-to-white transitions, or whit-to-black, or fade to black/white.

My filming had all gone to plan however afetr looking back on it all i decided i wanted a little more footage of the abusive male.
So i filmed the next day and i was now completely happy with all of the captured footage.
I had over 50 minutes of footage which was a considerbale amount for a music video so i would have to edit a lot in order to get a finlased piece that i was overally happy with.

Despite the filming going well, there were still some minor errors:

- In the shots in the bathroom sometimes the camera was reflected in the mirror and could be seen in the shot.

- After a few minutes the blood dried up so more had to be applied.

- When filming shots outside the rain affected the camera equipment so it had to be sheltered.

- Again outside sometimes ot was hard to get a shot where the camera was on a perfect level and not wonky or to the side.

- As i did not film the male/girl together i had to estimate where the other person would be in the shot as well as i could which proved fairly difficult.

- For the scene where the girl hangs herself i did not use a rope for safety reasons so i had to cut the shot off half way up her torso. However i lifted the girl onto the branch who then hung with her hands, this was the difficult part as she could not hold the branch for long so i had to take many short shots for this scene.