13. Photo-shoot Plan

This worksheet shows us our plan for our album cover which will be used when planning and photographic images for our promotional Cd cover. Listed on the plan includes the date for each photo along with a description of the image and the locations, performers, props and costumes involved with each image.

15. Talent Release Forms.

This talent release form is needed to allow permission to perform on camera in the music video, on the form it states the consent to use any audio/visual material of me throughout the music video, promotional art and blog work.

16. Track Permission Letter

Our Track permission letter is needed to allow the publishers and respectful owners to allow and give us consent to use their music in our music video without claiming any copyright strikes to our video.

14. Location Permission Letters

With the locations scheduled into our plans, we needed to gain approval from the local council in order to make sure the locations are confirmed, to do this we e-mailed the council on their enquiry line and asked them if we could potentially film in the series of locations, the two being Sutton high street and Carshalton Ponds.

12. Advert Designs.

In my advert design I wanted to create a simple and eye-catching design which reflected towards the theme of the album, the choice of colour allows the colours to compliment and stand out towards one another which is a feature which will be included in the green screen shots of our music video.

10. Shooting Schedual.

Our shooting schedule will help us keep on track with our work and also keep us focused on working towards one specific task.

11. CD Cover Designs.

With my ideas regarding to the Cd Cover of our work, I began to experiment with the idea of dual personalities, and instead of the album sleeve consisting of various images for each side of the cd jewelcase, the cover should be of one image spread out across the whole album, which represents that there is more to the theme of the song and album than to be expected.

8. List of Props, Costumes, Makeup and equipment.

The costume for my part in the music video is included here. As I'm only in the performance of the music video, and part of the supporting band, I decided that my costume should be far more casual in comparison to the lead singers, to allow the viewers to remain focused on the performers.

Test Shots

One of the more creative aspects of our music video is the idea of growing apart into a social group, in the narrative we see two friends growing apart, one of our ideas seen in this test shot is a stop-motion animation of a tattoo growing onto one of the performers arm, this first test proved a vast success and will be incorporated into the final product.

7. Animatic

In our animatic, we created a basic plan for our music video, this will later help us with editing the music video together, and also help us plan shots to do with the performance and narrative.

9. Location Shots.

These location shots of London were taken from a cable car, In our original plan for our music video we planned to shoot the narrative in London, we hoped to look for industrial locations with low key lighting, similar to those found in pop rock music videos, this idea was later scrapped as it would be impractical to film the narrative primarily in London.

6. Concept.

 

These were our original concept ideas. In this series of ideas we began creating the foundations and conventions seen in a pop rock music video.

 These are our final concept ideas. Dual personality is the main theme as there is two singers, we hope this will make the music video a much more artistic and expressive example compared to others.