initial idea for digi-pak

This is our initial idea for our digi-pak. The inside right panel is where the CD will be kept, we plan to have the backround

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After presenting our edited storey board that we edited on final cut pro after filming each frame of the storey board for 10 seconds each. We were given some feed back. It was mainly positive which was really encouraging, saying our drawing were very good and clear to understand, which will prove to be a real help ones we come to shoot the real shoot.
We spoke about using two different cameras in our shoot. One for the stop motion parts and one for the wide shots and close ups which will be of a better quality. To integrate the change in camera quality we will use the stop motion camera for the begging shots showing that the band are filming them selves in raw quality and the second and last part will be in the high deff camera to symbolise the band have made it.
We then spoke about making sure that we have perfect continuity in our video because of the large number of constantly changing props we will need to be very aware of shooting all the shots from all the angles we need before the set changes.

shooting schedule

This is a list of people which will be in our music video including pictures. We have picked these people as they fit the image we are trying to portray.



Band Members
Singer Luke Chapman











Guitar Josh Jackson












Bass Will BH












Drums Will Edgley



Girls

Molly Astley











Lillie Resta

Wardrobe list

Lead singer - first outfit

t-shirt



Skinny jeans
black plimsolls



Parker coat




second outfit

Blue corduroy shirt



Smart trousers

Chelsea boots






Guitarist - first outfit

Black polo-top



Black skinny jeans
Hi-tops



Grey hoody





second outfit
checked shirt



Smarter trousers
Chelsea Boots





Base Guitarist - first outfit

t-shirt

Turn up jeans



Plimsolls




second outfit

Checked shirt
Smart trousers
Boots
Cardigan




Drummer - first outfit

Fitted jumper



Jeans tucked into socks
Plimsolls



Parker coat



second outfit

Shirt with rolled up sleeves
Chelsea boots

props list

4 x posters

1 x beer keg



1 x sofa or armchair



6 x picture frames



1 x bin

8 x lads magazines (Nuts, FHM etc)



1 x fireplace

9 x dirty plates

6 x cider bottles



1 x marker pen

7 x guitars

1 x base guitar

35 x cigarettes



2 x ashtrays

3 x shelves



16 x photos

4 x t shirts

3 x trousers

1 x table

5 x champagne bottles



3 x wine bottles



1 x headphones



6 x mugs

5 x pairs of shoes

5 x socks

4 x coats

7 x newspapers



9 x amps

5 x drumsticks

1 x stool

5 x knives and forks

6 x pillows/cushions



4 x pairs of spare shoes

1 x Platinum disk framed

1 x rug

1 x throw



1 x drum set

2 x Microphone stands

2 x Microphones

3 x lamps



4 x pegs in wall for coats

10 x Guitar attachments for walls

25 square metres of wallpaper


Leads as required

Feedback

Superb, Chloe. Full of detail and intelligently evaluated. Your preparation and planning are clearly linked together in the discussion you've provided.

Well done!

James

Storyboards

After receiving feed back about our time line it was suggested that the transformation process of the teenaged boys turning into adult stars was not clear enough to the audience, so after discussing this as a group we made some changes, such as the band not walking into a studio at the end of the video they stay in the one location but the room will change around them from a messy teenaged student flat, into a recording studio. We have also placed in 7 distinctive wide shots through out the video so show in wide the transformation that is taking place in the room (in stop motion) we will show in close up and mid shots for example a bin filling up and the clothes on the floor piling up and then when we cut back to a wide shot it will be obvious to the audience the transition which is taking place. This process of changing ideas is an important one because it shows how our ideas are growing and maturing throughout the process.