Filming Schedule

Shots Of Prospective Video Locations

The Pool Table

This scene will be used for the time lapse in the music video. We feel as though it will have enough going on in the shot to cover up the time lapse scene. The time lapse will be covered up by the lyrics on screen so the time lapse will be on in the background. There is a good amount of lighting and range of lighting, there are also props such as a sofa, a pool table, etc...


The Rooftop

This scene will be James facing off into the distance it won't be a very short scene. Being on top of a roof allows for a good back drop for the scene. the scene will have lyrics over the top of it so it will be used as a background.

The Car

The car scene will also be a time lapse scene that appears twice in the music video. The scene will like the pool table scene be a time lapse so there needs to be something going in the background and the car journey will provide that.

Bouskell Park

The park scene is quite a log stint in the video. In the scene we will be walking around the park and the music and lyrics will be on the top of the video again like always.

Representations

Evidence Of Storyboarding

Here below is the slideshare that contains the evidence of the storyboarding.
This process taught us a lot about how many shots are actually in a music video and also about the framing of each and everyone song.
Each box contains what shot number it is in chronological order and also the time the shot will be on for.
we understand our artistic skills aren't much to be proud off but we know what each shot means as we have written notes to each shot which you may find below the slide share.

Evidence of story boarding from jackhorne

Filming Risk Assessment

Media Risk Assessment

Myself and Jack are fully responsible for making sure that everyone minimalizes the risks when filming.