Both of these parts are vital for our music video to get across what our song means. Meg O'Kell's song 'Who I Am' was written after some very personal experiences to the artists that where naturally upsetting. The songs pace and meaning will be appropriate to have Stacey who is now starring in the video as obviously quite upset and looking left out. For shots in the studio she is alone in the space anyway so the shots will speak for themselves. Having Stacey stare into the camera adds a personal feeling between Stacey and the audience. In Cambridge shots of Stacey are going to be aimed at isolating her in her surroundings emphasing that shes alone. And finally for our narative it is the most important that her facial expressions and body language express what the song is about. Having the friends with their backs turnt away from Stacey and her looking left out. The body language and facial expression of the other actors are also very important. They need to look annoyed at Stacey or not look in her direction at all to show that they are shutting her out.