Sunday, 27 November 2016

Shot list

Using example images from test shots and rehearsals, I have identified the main shots I will use throughout my music video

These are some examples of test shots I have taken in various locations. They consist of different styles in which I will incorporate in to my  music video.

Test shots in Southbank - Establishing shots

These are primarily used in order to give an audience an idea of the area and location of the image or video is being set in. From slightly raised and level angles I filmed shots such as these below. I used the graffiti to promote the idea of freedom through expression of style, colour and words. Also, a skate park is commonly associated with freedom and fun linking to my genre of EDM. 

I like the initial shots i have taken. The use of colour makes the shots very exciting and appealing to younger audiences. The range of location also suggests the idea of travel and exploration. 

Close up shots - taken in Southbank,London and Tate modern art gallery, Hermitage, Oare

Close up shots in my video such as these reveal the detail of characters, props or locations and provide the audience with an alternative view or perspective on a setting such as those shown below. This means that the audience will be more engaged as a unique and diverse range of shots will enhance the creative aspects of the video making it more enjoyable to watch. The close ups also allow the audience to feel more a part of the scene and closer to the setting enabling them to relate to and understand the theme of the video. 


Mid shots and long shots - example shots from Tate modern gallery,London, and Southbank, London

Mid shots such as those taken below, provide a view of the location as well as the object or image key image within the scene. I like the images I have captured below. They are able to replicate the full range of colours within the shot and varying angles provide the audience with the perspective of the characters in the scene. A mid shot allows more information to be read from a single image but can also include more props, characters and creativity in the scene. Effects such as depth of field can be used as well negative space surrounding and object, character or image to make it the focus and provide guidance for the audiences eye as well as giving the video a more sophisticated and clean edit. A long shot is also used to provide an audience with a view of everything surrounding an object or person, and can also include effects such as depth of field as their is more negative space or a greater area to be covered and used.


Monday, 7 November 2016

Release forms for actors

 ACTOR RELEASE FORMS
 
I HAVE RECREATED AND COMPOSED A SHORT RELEASE FORM ACTING AS PERMISSION TO FILM, RECORD SOUND AND EDIT USING THE FOLLOWING INDIVUDUALS AS ACTORS WHIHC WILL FEATURE IN MY MUSIC VIDEO.