After the testing process method 3 was not effective, with the time that the text took to produce being too long. The letters that were made were also too large for the quality of the music video to be of a good standard and being bigger in size than the paper background. The vocals were also of a too quick tempo for the words to be able to be spelt out as the words are being sang. Methods 1 and 2 were both successes, with the only problem being with method 2 and the movement of the post it notes during the practise shoot.
After the planning of the shoot for the stop motion, the filming was started. I decided the easiest and most effective way of the text being shot without the problem of shaky handheld camera shots, I used an camera tripod. This meant I was able to keep the camera fixed in the same direction, creating the same location for all of the shots. The tripod was set up infront of a door in my house, as the papers with the text written on were stuck on the door with the use of blutack. An example of how this looked is shown in the image above. With the use of paper markers I managed to keep different pieces of paper stuck to the wall in the same position, this meant that the camera position did not have to be changed which would have caused an issue with the timing of the shoot.
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