The music video for Collective Rage came out of research into contemporary visual trends in grunge aesthetics and the underground music scene. The idea was to combine the band's raw energy with expressive, visually intense shots that convey the feel of a real room and real noise. During the process I focused on the relationship between the performance, the camera and the audience, exploring how movement and framing can emphasise emotion and rhythm. Drawing on experience from earlier video and design projects, I developed an approach that combines instinctive framing with planned compositions, creating visuals that are both spontaneous and controlled: an authentic reflection of Collective Rage's energy.