For my music video I plan to use media language to create relatable depictions of real-world anxieties experienced by people of all ages and backgrounds. To achieve this I will use a mise en scene of urban life and rural life and the difference in perceived danger and real life threat between the two areas. The urban areas are constricted, dark, and there are other people around with a lack of ‘safety’. The rural area is much more open yet deserted, there is no one around but the performer. My music video will have intertextual links to other songs such as ‘Bittersweet Symphony’ by The Verve, as shown in the performance shots. There is also an intertextual reference to Tarantino’s ‘Kill Bill’ on the key chain which can be seen in the opening shots. My video represents young women, young black women, young men and young white men. I hope to promote the idea that not every person is a threat at night and may only be trying to help you, however it is still important to be incredibly wary. I decided to film around corn fields for the ‘imaginary’ shots as they are eerie yet peaceful due to the somewhat open space and the lack of people. For the ‘real life’ shots, I filmed in dark alleyways, as well as outside of a train station due to the difference in lighting and how it matches with the vibe of each shot. The performance shots were filmed in an somewhat lit alleyway covered in graffiti as I feel this creates an eye-catching background that keeps the audience engaged. I will edit to interpret the real world and an imaginary world going on within the performer's head, this represents the thoughts and fears that run through my and many others’ minds when walking alone at night. The lyrics will be interpreted through the time in which the shots were filmed (night time) and the places in which the video was shot (dark alleyways with little to no people around).