The seminar on creating a music video covers the complete process of preparing and creating the visual identity of a music expression. The seminar is divided into three phases and examines the aspects of each phase in detail. In the pre-production phase, all elements necessary for shooting the music video are planned and prepared. This phase explains the development of the storyboard and synopsis, and consultations are held with the creators of the song about the locations and shots that would best represent the genre they wish to showcase. In production, the equipment like cameras and lenses are selected, and equipment settings are set to show exactly what we visualized.. Additionally, techniques for framing, types of shots, and various camera settings are explained to achieve the desired visual effects. This includes shutter speed, f-number, and ISO settings. Finally, in post-production, nonlinear video editing is addressed. The programs used and the editing process itself are described, from opening the project to cutting and selecting shots, and then to using effects, transitions, color correction, and green screen. The goal of this seminar is to simply present the creation of a music video that can visually explain someone's vision and message, or to visually show what and how the musician feels during their performance.