We planned out our shoot by making these scene story boards. We looked at each scene or stage of our music video, and what we were trying to achieve in this shoot. We established the message in the shoot, and therefore what shots we would need to make this happen. We looked into the impact that not only the shots but the message would have on people. The shots needed to intimate and close, we wanted to demonstrate the person feeling uncomfortable. This close up, awkward, unwanted angle would help to exaggerate this feeling of not wanting to be filmed. They feel uncomfortable, exposed and judged when they have no makeup on, even though they want to be seen like their true self, society and the media teaches them that this is wrong. The filming and shots captured are very personal to the individual, it is their true self, the way that they see themselves every morning when the wake up. It highlights how society/the media ha taught that this is wrong and made it feel wrong. For the audience, in a music video they are used to seeing all of the people highly made up. Therefore this is unusual and different. It isn’t following the conventions of any music video. This highlights how the media and the concept of star image has a big effect on people. We outlines this in the shots that we were going to use such as close ups.