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Initial ideas (video and song). Include products
that are influencing your choice and why?
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Artist research (lyrics etc)
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In progress
Conner
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Audience feedback from initial ideas (either peers
or other methods)
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Mood board (ideas on your specific or chosen genre.
E.g. pop, rock etc)
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Target audience research
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Chosen song and reasons for choice (maybe lyrics and
their meanings which will influence choice of video). Plus some research on
the group.
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In progress
Luke
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Permission letter and possible reply
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Copyright research for song and role of the record
company
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Questionnaire (facebook) plus analysis or results (e.g.
pie charts) and how they
influenced your decisions.
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Main pitch and feedback
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Location scout, pictures and explanations
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In progress
all
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Storyboarding
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Location lists
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In progress
Scott
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Roles and actors, costumes
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Shot lists
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Risk assessment
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Monday, 14 October 2013
Quick Update
Location list
Here are the locations we are planning to use for
filming:
- High street.
- Interview rooms x3 .
- Work place x3
- Accommodation x3
- Shop front with job offer at front.
- Many other medial locations such as houses.
Character list
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Roles
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Actors
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Costumes
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The protagonist (tramp)
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Toby Evans or Luke Parker
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Homeless shot, tramp outfit; torn jeans, old
jacket (waterproof), sleeping bag , rucksack, T-shirt.
Housing scene 1 counsel accommodation; old jeans,
T-shirt.
Interview scene 1; a worn potentially
mismatched oddly ; sizes suit.
First work scene; supermarket (Morison’s).
Housing scene 2 higher quality accommodation; a
fashionable outfit
Interview scene 2; a suit not high quality but
one that is superior to the first.
Second work scene; a suit
Interview scene 3; a high quality suit.
Housing scene 3
Third work scene; a high quality suit.
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The antagonist
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Conner Shaw
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All scenes; High quality suit or high quality
fashionable clothing
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Interviewers
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Interview scenes; Business suit
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Back ground actors
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Varying clothing
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Copyright Permission
Our music video is our interpretation of Drake's song (Started from the bottom). Therefore we needed permission from the artist or the company who owns him, so that we can use his song for our music video.
Mood Board
Our music video expresses the emotions of an individual character on his journey to become successful and overall happy.
The mood board shows in images the emotions that will be represented in the video.
The mood board shows in images the emotions that will be represented in the video.
Friday, 4 October 2013
Risk Assessment
As we are
planning to produce a music video there are always going to be some issues as
such we must plan for as many of these as possible and have a plan of action to
rectify this and we must plan ahead to avoid that what we cannot change. As
such I am going to list as many as I can think of
One of
the performers is unable to attend due to circumstance; if this happens we
should first film scenes that do not contain this performer. If the performer
is still unable to attend we need a backup performer.
The weather
changes between scenes; this is something we can’t change therefore we must
check the weather beforehand and plan ahead.
A
performer gets lost/ doesn’t turn up; contact details should be made accessible
to minimize this.
If the
camera battery dies: Bring spare batteries/ make sure camera is fully charged.
If there
are too many people in the area; film the scene later when there are less
people around.
A
performer gets injured; make sure that the is a first aid kit available.
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