Filming Plan For Shoot 2

After reviewing the footage we had from the first filming shoot during our editing we decided we did not have enough to fill the whole song leaving gaps in our video. We had also decided some footage was better than other parts and some would need to be re-filmed. We had also planned to re-shoot some of the party scene but a lot of the people could not make it making us unable to film scenes from the party.

Due to this we made a list of clips we should film to fill the gaps and help build out narrative.

A homosexual kiss
Lights being switched on.
A spinning coin.
Rolling of dice.
Protagonist looking into a mirror.
Washing hands.
Shower scene.
Crying.
Biting of lip.
Rolling/ Smoking a cigarette.
Drinking Milk.
Scrunching hair.
Key in a door.
Biting an apple.
Close up of eye opening.

Although these seems seem to have no relation to a party they are all key to the narrative of a closet homosexual.

Digipak Ideas

Above is a quick mock of an album artwork we could work on. It has a strong theme from the music video as the two main characters are on the front. However, the images are not particularly good and it is not the style we want for our digipak.

Possible Logo Designs

Film Production Log

On the 16th of January 2010 we started filming for our music video. This was done at one of the locations we had planned to use from the start of the idea, our friend Jack Clegg's house.

We had previously arranged an event on facebook to help ensure we get enough people to come along to make our film seem like an authentic party. Due to this it was highly successful. We managed to get 16 out of the 20 people invited on the event to come. The extent in which the party seems real can be seen in our filming.

We set out to get as much filming done as possible. We managed to film all the way through to the second verse. This meant we are having to arrange another date to film.

This film shoot therefore was successful as it has given us the footage we need to start editing and allowing us to start getting feedback on footage we have. Once the first parts of footage are put together it will give us a sense of where the video is heading and we can find parts that we need to change or develop.

Organising Film Shoot

To help insure we had enough people to film for our video we organised a facbook event. This allowed us to see how many people were available the day we wished to film. This is because having a party scene we need to need to ensure it is as realistic as possible. By seeing how many people were available we could always arrange to invite more people if need be judging on the numbers for the facebook event.

Animatic

Animatic from WGSB on Vimeo.

Here is an animated storyboard of how we wish to shoot the video

Risk Assessment