Music Videos

There are five kinds of music video available and combinations thereof.

1. A performance video, where the artist will set up in a controlled environment, with lighting and props catered for.  The video will be shot from multiple angle while the artist mimes to the track.
2. An acted video, is where a story is written out and the actors (or artist) are filmed while acting out the story.
3. A live video, this is an actual live performance ( see live shows for more details).
4. A clip video is made from high quality, royalty free, video samples and/or clips you want us use along side them. Moyr Productions has access to to thousands of pre-existing video clips, shot specifically for use in any video you like. The advantage with this is a vast reduction in cost. The disadvantage is that any of the clips that are used could also appear in someone else’s video. This is not really a problem because the main aim of this type of video is to have something for people to watch while they listen to your track on social media. It’s an option when budgets are tight. They can be interwoven with shots of the artist performing. It increases retention level and can be made to look purposeful.
5. A bootleg video.  This is where your music track is sync’d to an existing video(s).  For example, it could be sync’d to motor racing or news clips.  The advantage with this is a vast reduction of cost. The disadvantage is that the original owners of whatever video you use, could put a copyright block on it.  Also, you wouldn’t be able to fully monetize it.  Most videos that can be used as source material, don’t have copyright blocks on them (some countries are different). Instead, the copyright owner allows anyone to use them, but each time it’s played, they take a cut of the money. As explained above, this type of video is just to give the listener of your music, something to watch while listening on YouTube. It increases retention level.