Friday, 15 November 2013
Thursday, 14 November 2013
SAE Institute
On Thursday 7th November JJJMedia, along with a few other media groups from our year, went to visit the SAE Institute in London. We spent the day touring the institute and watching them demonstrate some of the industry standard equipment they have including REDCam and Steadicam as well as their music studios. This gave us motivation to film as soon as we left the premises and so we found some graffitied garages and a block of flats within a 5 minutes walk of the institute and got to work.
These locations were not in our initial location ideas video and were not planned. Below are some photos of our day.
These locations were not in our initial location ideas video and were not planned. Below are some photos of our day.
Initial Location Ideas
Below is a video of Joel and James taking you through a few of our initial location ideas. We felt it was important for us to make this video to give us a few ideas as to what we would do when it comes to filming the actual video. If we have already seen the area and have an idea of what to film, we will be more efficient on the day.
Tuesday, 12 November 2013
Synopsis
We have many locations lined up as we understand that pop
music videos have lots of fast cuts from place to place and several costumes
being performed in. So far we have had ideas to use:
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Kidspace
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An empty road
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A children’s play area (Lodge Farm Park)
·
Rafael’s Park
·
Hackney
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An empty cinema
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The school
We have gained many ideas from visiting our locations and
also watching professional pop/rap music videos. We have many unique, random
ideas however such as reading whilst sliding down a hand rail, racing in
children’s go-karts, being sucked in by slides and also getting various angles
of playing with the guns at Kidspace. We have endless amounts of ideas for our
music video as we often brainstorm as a group and make note of every idea. To
fit the codes and conventions of pop/rap music videos we will have some shots
of James and Joel simply performing in front of the camera. This is will show
that the artists are professional as they have the stage presents to put on a
show and entertain viewers. We are unsure as to how professional and realistic
some of our ideas will be when put in
our final product and therefore we are planning to shoot much more than we
need, in order to get the best results possible. From researching pop/rap music
videos it became apparent that the common clothing artists wear is casual jeans
and t-shirts/shirts which we plan to wear to fit this genre.
Monday, 4 November 2013
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