Throughout filming for a music video, you are always going to have bits of footage that didn't go right, with the acting being messed up. We did mess up quite a bit of footage, but the big problem was how much good footage we didn't use, because it was either from France which we didn't use, or it was drone footage that we were not able to put on premiere without the footage being slow.
When we messed up footage, it normally wasn't our fault, it was just the problem of filming in places where there were many people around, this caused the filming to be messed up. It wasn't because the sound, because that could be edited, but we wanted shots where Max could be the main focus and not be centre of the picture. We normally realised the footage wasn't that great when we went back to edit, rather than the exact time we were filming. When filming, we just tried to collate as many shots as possible. Sometime the quality of the shots was poor as well, so that was a lot more that wasn't very helpful.
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