Narrative Shoot

so our narrative shoot went quite well although we were stopped from filming in some of the places that we had tested out. our antagonists looked really good and got alot of stares from tourist, some even took pictures.

Storyboards

To work out the timings of our music video, to serve as a reminder to us of what specific shots to shoot and to give our actors a general idea of what we want them to do, we made a storyboard.


The storyboard on the wall of our edit suite

  Wanda put the effort into drawing the Post-Its because of her artistic abilities but we had all previously worked out generally what we wanted to happen and when.


Shot 57 - MS of Angus walks through market at 1:10

 The storyboard currently has considerably more shots of the narrative than the performance, this is because most of the performance shots will be repeated and also, it's not too much of a priority because our narrative shoot is in a week's time.

In further preparation for the narrative shoot, in pairs we went around London to film a reccie. When we got back to school, Dom spent a week overcoming technical problems to edit the footage into this.


We made this video because:

• We didn't know which shots we could actually get without visiting the location again.
• It's considerably clearer than the storyboard for us and the actors.
• Any of us can watch it outside of school to remind ourselves of what needs to be shot.

Antagonist Facepaint Tests

Angus' Performance Outfit

Test for Antagonist costumes

We tested the white hair spray used for the antagonists outfit on dark hair ensuring it looks effective

Logo

• Dead cat - 'felicide'
• Referencing the Blink 182 dead person logo - similar target audiences
• Bold, simple - looks good on t-shirts, stands out, albums

planning and organisation of tasks and ideas

post its of tasks to do

line by line lyrical breakdownbrainstorm of ideas for antagonists