Well, first of make sure that you're making a music video for someone who's famous. One of the top youtubers in your country is a good example. Okay, okay, the title might have been mildly misleading, maybe even a little clickbaity, buuuut we hope you can forgive us and will stay 'till the end. After all, it really was the number one trending video.

Like you just read, in order to find more information about all the stuff we mentioned, you will need to do some research. There are 3 main things that you should focus on: Your Client, The global standards for music videos in that genre and the way your local artists do it. Once you have all that and you mix it up, you'll get a pretty decent scenario.

The bread and butter of every music video. Locations are there to make the video "vibe" just right. They combine the visual and audio aspect in a music video and make them flow together. Chances are, you already had a few (if not all) locations in mind when you were writing the script, but you still need to visit them before you do the filming. Shooting blind is one of the worst mistakes you can make in the whole process of making a music video.

And then you do the filming. Since you have already been to the location before, you have already decided how the scenes will look like and how to frame them. You know the best angles for filming, what you can film for b-roll and all that's left is to set up lighting and coordinate the subjects.

Mix all that together and voilá, you got yourself a number one trending music video (with a famous youtuber).