Shooting Schedule

Shooting Schedule

Locations:

Shooting begins in Ward Jackson Park, continues through streets for shots of the singer. Moves to Burn Valley park for shot of girl on the swing. Shooting then continues through the streets until the singer reaches the final destination – a house, in which a party is taking place. Shots of the band playing will be shot, presumably, in college, unless we find a full band set-up elsewhere. One shot of the band will be shot at the house party, as we need the band to play as feathers are raining on them.

Time management:

Shooting the singers scenes, on the streets, we expect to take 2 days worth of shooting. This is to ensure that we know we have enough footage to complete the video, as opposed to shooting it all in one day and having to go back out and do it again after we have started editing. The party scenes will all be shot in one night, on Halloween, we are using Halloween as many people will be dressed in costumes and going to this party. Scenes of the band playing will be shot on a different day in college.

Costumes:

The singer will be wearing a modern outfit, preferably a V-Neck t-shirt, jeans and plimsoll shoes. The rest of the band will be following this theme, with traditional teenage wear, such as hoodies etc. Party-goers will be wearing fancy dress costumes, so we will expect to see pirates, a rabbit, ghosts, zombies and general Halloween outfits. The girl we are using will be wearing an ‘indie’ style of clothing, band t-shirt and scarf, skinny jeans and converse/plimsolls are examples of this. This is so that our target audience, teenagers and early adults, can relate to the story and style.

List of cast: (Updating)

Alastair Griffiths

Paul Hegarty

Kurt Douglas

Daniel Mason

Dalton Lamplough

Prop List:

Drum kit

Two guitars

Bass Guitar

Microphone

5-10 feather pillows

keyboard

Microphone

Lighting (example desk lamps to make brighter)

Reflective board (lighting)

Drum sticks

Target audience

Target audience research.

Artist: Select Start

Song: Baby, You Amaze Me (exclusive)

Our song fits in to the alternative electronica music genre. This links with many other bands from a similar genre such as Hawk Nelson, Head Automatica and many others, this genre of music is mainly influential to the rock music industry and interlinks it with the pop charts for the musical inspiration that it has. It usually attracts audiences who are fashionable; however contrasts it with the “skater boy” lifestyle. It attracts younger audiences, notably teenagers and young adults, due to the electronica elements songs such as this possess, which older listeners may not be up to date with.

These artists are from a similar genre

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tShF8sf9VnU&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_0ICjcPZLI

These songs are representative to the style of the music and how it involves heavy drumbeats and how the guitars use around about 134 bpm (beats per minute) to pick the fast paces sound but how they use a soft singer to show how two styles can be mixed.

This is the album cover for 'Day & Age' by The Killers. It looks almost aboriginal in style due to the circles which the picture is broken into. The band name is shown clearly at the centre of the album cover, this is a big selling point, as The Killers are a very well known band. The album art is by an artist named Paul Normansell, who also created images, in the same style as the album cover, of the band members, which can be found inside the disk. Purple is an unusual colour to see on an album, so this would help it stand out on shelves, as would the 'cracked effect' which the album art has. This album cover also won Rolling Stone's 'Best Album Art of 2008' award. This would also give the album more publicity.

This is the album cover of 'Casually Dressed and Deep In Conversation' by Funeral For A Friend. The cover shows a man and woman sat on a rock at a high altitude while their heads are wrapped and bound together with a white sheet, although they are still not touching and are facing away from each other. This could represent the point of the album, that people may be close but still hide some things about themselves (white sheet covering faces), it is, however, based on the two paintings 'The Lovers' by Belgian artist René Magritte. This may also represent the idea that 'love is blind'. We can therefore suggest the set list contained within this album will have some songs about love. The dark sky above them, however, could represent sadness or sorrow, therefore we could assume that the songs may not be typical love songs. The photograph should help this album stand out on shelves and create a talking point amongst the audience, thus increasing sales. The costumes worn by the people in this photo are consistent with that of 'The Lovers', although the red does stand out and could be considered eye catching.

This is the album cover to 'Crimson' by Alkaline Trio. The black and white, as well as the red writing, is a convention of the rock/emo genre of music. As we see, the image of the woman is blurred but very large in comparison with the image of the man. This could indicate what direction the album takes, the man could be trying to forget about the woman (hence the blurring) but can't (the image is very large). This style of lyrical content is also a convention of this genre. The man (who is also the bands drummer) is seen to be wearing a victorian style hat, which also goes well with the black and white imagery. It is almost 'film-noir' album art. It leads us to believe that the songs contained in the album will not be positive songs but songs that deal with issues such as a break up or a woman's involvement with a man's life. We may argue that this cover wouldn't stand out in a CD rack, but as many of today's albums are littered with colour, black and white may catch the eye of a potential buyer. This cover may not have to attract new fans as Alkaline Trio are already signed to a major label and the demographic will already know what to look/ask for.

Lyrics for 'Baby, You Amaze Me' by Select Start

Can I ask one question
Before our lips collide?
Will you still be by my side
When clouds fall from the sky?

If it's love then surely it's strong enough
To carry us to bed
Eyes shut with rested heads

Tell me that I shouldn't fall for you
Tell me that this happened way too soon

Baby, you amaze me
Why would i ever leave
For another one?
We can't stand the same movies and horrible bands
Why would I ever hold hands
With another one?

There's no rhyme or reason
For calling up this late
Just like me you're still awake
Watching Conan or checking space

Your car is blasting
Songs we've stole
Before they hit the shelves
We'll predict how they sell
(And they'll sell... oh, they'll sell)

Baby, you amaze me
Why would i ever leave
For another one?
We can't stand the same movies and horrible bands
Why would I ever hold hands
With another one?

You have this smile (i'm lucky to be yours)
That spans for days (for you i will...)
I've stayed awake not knowing whether you
Will call me.

Tell me that I shouldn't fall for you
Tell me that this happened way to soon
Tell me that I shouldn't fall for you
Oh god I fell for you

Confirmation of artist and song

We sent messages to multiple artists asking for permission to use use one of their songs in our music video. We received around 6 positive replies and decided to use the song 'Baby, You Amaze Me' by Select Start. We have chosen this due to it's lyrical content and also the conventions shown in the song, such as electronic synthesizers mixed with guitar riffs and complex drum beats. We feel that this mixture of elements will help us to create a good video.