My group for the music video

 I am working with Alexander Nordyke, and Alex Dimartino. I chose them because making a music video will be easier and will look a lot better than if I did it alone. It will not only have better filming, but will have more actors for more roles. The reason I picked these two men as my film partners, was because I trust them with work and we have great team chemistry. I played baseball with Alexander Nordyke, and have known Alex Dimartino for a little over a year. This was a much better alternative not only because it will be a better music video. But mainly because Alex Nordyke has a car. This will make filming our videos much easier. And faster. We chose to do the song 7 years old. This song was created by Lucas Gram. This song was release in september of 2015. We chose this song because we have a format that will work great with this song. This song will have a impact on our ideas for our music video. This song also was my favorite song growing up. I used to listen to it on the way to school everyday.



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