The aim for filming was to capture all the outdoor shots for my music video. When we arrived at the location, however, it was too bright to film the bits I intended to get done. Instead, I took a few photos that I could use for my CD insert and ones that I could manipulate for my album front cover. So far, I am considering using the first photo as my album cover.
Saturday, January 23, 2016
Wednesday, December 30, 2015
Filming: Day One...
For the first day of filming, I planned to film a few of my indoor shots. For these I filmed at my sisters flat, a location where a lot of my music video will take place.
The shots I planned to film were some of the ''flashback'' shots. For these I needed to consider how the mise-en-scene would change from the 'present tense' shot to the past via visual semiotics. For example, in the ''flashback'' shots, as this was seen to be a happy time by the male character, a string of fairy lights has been added to the scene along with a pink and a blue Disney mug to symbolise the relationship and memories of the two characters.
The shots I planned to film were some of the ''flashback'' shots. For these I needed to consider how the mise-en-scene would change from the 'present tense' shot to the past via visual semiotics. For example, in the ''flashback'' shots, as this was seen to be a happy time by the male character, a string of fairy lights has been added to the scene along with a pink and a blue Disney mug to symbolise the relationship and memories of the two characters.
Coursework: Planning My Video
Tuesday, December 22, 2015
Storyboarding...
I decided to only storyboard the first two versus of my music video as I am not sure how I want it to end as I have changed from my original idea. The story line I do have though portrays the lyrics well in the first two verses.
Coursework: Permission...
I decided to send an email to James Bay's management to ensure that I would be able to use his song for educational purposes. Below is a copy of the email sent.
Coursework: A Change Of Plan
My original plan for my music video was to have two narratives running alongside each other with two different endings. When attempting to film this, I realised that, with the time limit, this would be incredibly hard to do.
I attempted the dual narrative but found it difficult to get both the shots synchronised and in time with each other. I thought about filming both shots with a few differences to remove the stress of trying to replicate the shots exactly. However, I thought that the audience might not understand that it was the same narrative and not two different stories.
Instead of my original plan, I'm going to change my narrative into a story of a broken down relationship. I'm going to continue to use the song Let It Go by James Bay as I feel this would fit the new narrative and that the lyrics fit the story completely.
I will continue to use the same actor as I feel his look fits the part.
I attempted the dual narrative but found it difficult to get both the shots synchronised and in time with each other. I thought about filming both shots with a few differences to remove the stress of trying to replicate the shots exactly. However, I thought that the audience might not understand that it was the same narrative and not two different stories.
Instead of my original plan, I'm going to change my narrative into a story of a broken down relationship. I'm going to continue to use the song Let It Go by James Bay as I feel this would fit the new narrative and that the lyrics fit the story completely.
I will continue to use the same actor as I feel his look fits the part.
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