Production Schedule 23/01/16

Production Schedule  Saturday 23rd January 2016

11.30am: Arrive at location: Park
11.35am: Set up equipment & begin filming
1.35pm: End filming

Equipment:
cameratripodtieslogospowder paintshirts

Production Schedule: 18/01/16

Schedule for Monday 18th January 2016

11.30am: Arrive at location 1: Hannah's house

11.35am: Set up equipment& begin filming introduction scene & ending scene 

12.10pm: Finish filming & move location 2: Park 

12.20pm: Set up equipment & begin filming  two scenes 

1.00pm: Finish filming & move location 3: Alley Way 

1.10pm: Set up equipment & begin filming final scene of the day

1:40pm: Finish filming

Costume And Props Planning

FOR 13/01/16 SHOOT

Costume:

• Five white masks 
• Five colourful ties 

Props: 

• Powder paint
• Glow in the dark paint 
• UV torches 
• Five tubs

Production Schedule: 13/01/16

Public Filming

"If you are a small crew — five people or fewer — using a handheld camera and your filming will not cause an obstruction then there is no restriction to filming on London’s public highway. In some boroughs this also extends to small crews with a tripod. No licence or any form of official permission is required.
Common law rights allow users of public highways to “pass and re-pass ... and to make reasonable use of it”. Section 137 of the Highways Act 1980 restricts these rights where the use of the highway causes an “obstruction” to other users rights of free passage. If you are considered to be causing an obstruction then there is a risk that you will be stopped from filming.
If you think you are likely to cause an obstruction then you need to apply to film via the appropriate Local Authority, however we strongly recommend that you always inform the relevant Borough Film Service if you are filming on their streets. If the local authority is not aware that you will be filming in the area then you can be asked to stop. If a member of the public complains and you don't have permission to film, then you may be asked to move on by police. Some Local Authorities provide Notices of No Objection for small crew filming."
Source: http://filmlondon.org.uk/get-permission-film

From this research, we have discovered that we will be able to film in public without an issue.

Location Scouting

The first location we went to was Neals Yard in Seven Dials. We chose this place as it is very colourful and vibrant which is what we want our music video to be like. However, the space is very small so we will need to discuss further in how we could incorporate this location in our video. 

 We next went to Covent Garden as it is an notable place in London and easily recognisable. The only issue we face is we scouted for locations during Christmas therefore there are decorations and events that will be gone by the time we begin filming- which will be in January.

 After, we went to Carnaby Street yet it was full of Christmas decorations which is not useful to us as we will not be shooting during Christmas.

 This is graffiti from Southbank near the skatepark- I think Southbank and Shoreditch will be the areas we film the most because both places are vibrant and colourful.

Digipak - 2nd Draft

From the feedback I recieved I changed the images on my house style panel and the panel above. I used the same 'emboss' filter which I used on my album cover.  Although I like the effect, I do not think the colours of the house style panel match with the colours of the album cover. Therefore I will continue to experiment with different images. In addition, the image in the panel above I also do not like as I feel it does not match with the colour scheme and style of my digipak.

Here I am experimenting with various filters in an attempt to make the colours of the house style panel match with my album cover.

This is the second draft to my digipak- I eperimented with colour and filters and I added the texts on my CDs in order for the audience to recognise which CD is the main CD.

This is the process of my poster- like my digipak I experimented with colour and made the image look more vibrant. Moreover, from the feedback I received I changed the image to the same image as my album cover on my digipak.