Introduction to Music Video

     After my last project, I'm very excited for the places I can reach with this one. I'm super hyped about everything I can do and the creativity I can put into this upcoming music video project. 

    This sort of thing is my absolute dream as a career, and I'm very happy about getting this small little trial of what it might look like if I do decide to pursue it. 

    When you write, you need to be aware of yourself, others, how people write, their cultures, and why they communicate the way they do. It's all about noticing tiny details, and those details help you understand people better and create your characters. These are some things I want to understand when creating my music video to properly portray the people in it.

    Sadly, no one can fully introduce themselves in a blog, or anywhere else for that matter. Understanding someone completely is just impossible, no matter how aware you are.

    While I admire positive traits, I also appreciate negative ones like anger and pessimism. These traits shape people and make them unique. Without these not-so-great qualities, our world wouldn't be what it is.

    We change every day, and it's totally normal to embody all these different traits at once. People can't be pinned down to just one label or perception. Anyone who doesn't know me has their own idea of who I am, but that's not really me. You'll never fully understand me or anyone else in your life; all you can do is keep learning.

    These ever-changing traits barely scratch the surface of who I am or who I want to be. I know where I'm headed, even if some people don't get it. I have lots of aspirations and different versions of myself I want to explore. Making movies and short films with my friends has been my thing ever since I got my hands on a tablet with a camera. Those are my goals and what I want to do with my life.

     With such a wild imagination, I've imagined countless versions of myself throughout my life. Sometimes, getting lost in thought has created a barrier between me and others. But in the end, I don't have to choose just one version of Kylie to be; I can be as many Kylies as I want, and that can help me write as many different characters as I want.