Shooting schedule

Shooting schedule

First week shooting:

Date: Monday 11^th October – Sunday 17^th October

We will hope to get the performance shots done within these dates.

Date: Monday 18^th October – Sunday 24^th October 2010

Within these dates we hope to get some footage for the narrative scenes.

Date: Monday 25^th October – Friday 29^th October

Within these dates we are attempting to get more footage from the narrative scenes but at another location.

Date: Monday 1^st November- Sunday 7^th November 2010

Within these dates we are hoping to get more footage for the narrative scenes within the video.

Date: Monday 8^th November – 22^nd November 2010-10-03

Within these date we hope to go over and reshoot any parts of the music video we feel need to be improved.

Date: Monday 23^rd November – 30th November we hope to get the final pieces of footage done within these dates.

Date: 1st December -19^th December- get all filming and refilming of both performance and narrative scenes done, so we can move on to editing after holidays.

production log

Now that i have uploaded alot of my ideas and research i be uploading...

• ACTORS
• SHOOTING SCHEDULE
• Vox pox - will be uploaded asap ( Problems have appeared while trying to edit our vox pox)
• CD cover

Themes (POSSIBLE)

Themes into music video

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Generic codes

Generic codes of R&B/ Hip-Hop

Technical codes

-lots of two shots can be used to show the two people (Boy and Girl) together

- tracking shots and performance of the artist towards their "lover" in the video is

also generic

Symbolic codes

-interactions with the other model who is playing the part of the lover such as; touching, holding, deep stares into their eyes and a common generic symbolic code is when a male/female holds their partners chin and gazes into their eyes.

Generic conventions

-Objects such as rings, bangles and necklaces's are all generic for a R&B/Hip-Hop video

-Dark colours are often used to portray negative feelings of the artist

-Bright and vibrant colours are used to show the artists positive feelings

-R&B video's tend to be performance and narrative based .

Generic conventions

- Items of Mise en scene such as rings, bangles and necklaces/ expensive jewellery are all generic for an R&B/Hip-Hop video

- Clothing will range from stereotypical attire for the main grime artist, his spouse and other minute characters in the video in order to fit into the conventions of the genre appropriately and aim at our main target audience well. However the costumes will also have a sense of casualness to them, that can illustrate a less intimidating and more sophisticated/ laid back feeling to the performers and the video on a whole, which will be useful to subverting the conventions because of the romantic tone that the video will possess.

- Dark colours are often used to portray negative feelings of the artist (through the grime genre and somewhat stereotypical portrayal of artist from a Marxist perspective)

- Bright and vibrant colours however will also be used to show the artists positive feelings, which will connote well towards the song as it is meant to be positive and uplifting, and therefore also subversive to the genre.

- R&B video's tend to be performance and narrative based

Props

Props for music video (media)

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Equipment list

Technology we are going to use to create our music video

equipment list

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Storyboard