Thursday, 22 December 2016

Costume and Props

Ideas for costumes and props:

Cool kids outfits 





Idea for main character of focus's outfit 




Ideas for props


Wednesday, 21 December 2016

Risk Assessment

Risk Assessment
Group Members:                 Louis, Sarah, Shelby, Sophie, Amy, Louise, Cherie, and Kelvin.                                                                 Location: Lakeside , Shelby bedroom , Eastbrook.
Hazard
Person(s) at Risk
Likelihood of Hazard
1 – Extremely Unlikely
5 – Extremely Likely
Severity of Hazard Outcomes
1 – Very Low Risk
5 – Very High Risk
Risk Level
(Likelihood + Severity)
2
Measures to Take to Manage Risk
Risk Managed?
Y/N
Fall down escalators
Everyone
2
5
3.5
Make sure everyone is careful and safe give everyone select steps
Y
Getting robbed
Everyone
1
5
3
Everyone should be cautious don’t approach strangers stay in sight on CCTV
N
Car crash
Louis, Sophie, Amy, Shelby, Kelvin.
2
5
3.5
Make sure the driver is focused and don’t distract them.
N                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 
Fall down stairs.
Everyone
2
2
2
Make sure you are careful and go down the stairs safely.
Y

Contacts

Emergency Service:    999
Robert Clack School:
   02082704200Other Contacts:         

Tuesday, 20 December 2016

Thursday, 15 December 2016

Shot list

Shot List

Scene
Shot Number
Description
1. Classroom scene 





2. Singing 




3. pushed over scene 






4. Singing 




5. Shelby and Sarah In Mall 


6. Going to dress up 


7.  Going back to the mall 




8. Shelby Singing 


9.  Classroom scene 



1. 






2. 




3. 







4. 




5. 



6. 



7. 





8. 



9. 
Shelby was writing on the class whiteboard in her unpopular clothes, when the cool kids are all giggling and throw a piece of paper at her head saying looser. She then runs out.

Shelby in her unpopular clothes is singing with a black background and white the song.

Shelby is walking in a classroom when Louis ( The cool kid) walks into her. She then falls on the floor with all her books whilst picking them up.


This then goes back to Shelby singing in her unpopular clothes with a black background

Sarah takes Shelby shopping, to get new cloths and make up to dress her up.

Sarah goes back to Shelby's house where she dressed her up and makes her look good.

Sarah and Shelby go back to the mall looking ' popular ' and bump into the cool kids on the escalator where they all look surprised and shocked.

Shelby is singing in popular clothes outside.

Shelby is writing on the whiteboard looking all glam where the cool kid Louis throws another piece of paper at her but this time saying sorry. Where she then smiles and throws it back in a sarcastic happy way. 

Wednesday, 14 December 2016

Shooting schedule


Day
Scene
Location
Equipment
Costumes
Props
Cast +Crew
 1. 





2. 






3. 







4. 





5.




6. 






7. 









 School scene. 




Getting ready 





School 
Scene 






shopping





Shopping 



School scene 






Lip syncing 
 East brook 




Shelby's house 





Robert Clack 






Lakeside 





Lakeside 



Robert clack






Robert Clack 
 Camera and tripod 




Camera, tripod. 





Camera,lights,
and tripod 






Camera





Camera



Camera, tripod and lights and dolly.




Dolly, tripod, camera. 
 Shelby unpopular outfit 



Shelbys unpopular outfit, Shelby's cool outfit 

Shelby unpopular clothes 





Shelby and Sarah 
clothes ( un popular clothes)

Cool kids outfits 

Shelby cool kid outfit & unpopular clothes 





Shelby cool kid clothes 
 Books. 





Make up, 
dressing table,
mirror,
shoes,
wardrobe. 

Books, class, 
white board, 
pens,
paper. 


make up. 
shops. 




Escalators 



White board, classroom
,tables,pen,
paper. 



Wall, playground. 
 Shelby, Sarah and Louis 



Shelby, Sarah and Louis 




Extras, 
Shelby, 
Sarah 
Louis. 






Shelby Sarah and Louis





Louis, Morgan,Sophie and Amy




Shelby Louis and Extras






Shelby&Louis. 

Tuesday, 13 December 2016

Location Sheets

Location Visit Sheet

Song Title:  Cool Kids
Client: Echosmith
Producer: Shelby, Louis, and Sarah.
Director:  Louis
Date: 30/11/16









Rough Sketch/Explanation of location and key points to note

Lakeside shopping centre.










Access to location via:

Bus, Train or Car.



Name and number of location contact:

01708 869 933

West Thurrock Way, Grays, Essex, RM20 2ZP

 Health and Safety Issues to note:

Escalators and stairs.
Potential Filming Problems:

      Customers in way/ busy.
      Not enough space
      Breaking continuity
      Loosing/ breaking equipment
       












Additional Notes:  (map of area/weather forecast etc)




















Location Visit Sheet

Song Title:  Cool Kids
Client: Echosmith
Producer: Shelby, Louis, and Sarah.
Director:  Louis
Date: 30/11/16











Rough Sketch/Explanation of location and key points to note

Eastbrook/ Robert clack school.
(School for boys and girls aged 11-18)










Access to location via:

Bus 103 , or Car.



Name and number of location contact:

Robert Clack telephone number: 02082704222     
Robert Clack address: Lower site Green Lane Site, Dagenham Essex, RM8 1AL.
Eastbrook telephone number: 020 8270 4567
Eastbrook address: Eastbrook Comprehensive School
Dagenham Road, Dagenham,
RM10 7UR


 Health and Safety Issues to note:


Potential Filming Problems:

      Students interrupting getting in the way.
      Not enough space
      Loosing/ breaking equipment













Additional Notes:  (map of area/weather forecast etc)





 Eastbrook school 
 

 Robert clack.
 










Location Visit Sheet

Song Title:  Cool Kids
Client: Echosmith
Producer: Shelby, Louis, and Sarah.
Director:  Louis
Date: 30/11/16









Rough Sketch/Explanation of location and key points to note

Shelby’s house.










Access to location via:
Walking/ car/ bus.






 Health and Safety Issues to note:


Potential Filming Problems:


      Not enough space
      Background noise.












Monday, 12 December 2016

Audience research 1

In the stage before we could actually continue developing our idea and start to film we first had to carry out some audience feedback to find out what would work best for our audience. Here are some graphs showing the resulting answers from the questions we posed to 30 people. 

"What genre of music do you listen to?"
We thought it was best to first figure out what genre of music our audience preferred. From the results we got we found out that pop was the favourite winning as 30% of people claiming it was their favorite genre. This was good news for us as it meant that the song we chose would appeal to the largest amount of people and it also meant that the feedback we were going to get for the rest of our questions would be relevant for our music video genre but would also give us insight into what other audiences like so that we could appeal to the largest number of people. 


"What type of music video's do you watch?"
We thought it was important to figure out which type of music video was the most popular among our audience. From the results we found that people preferred parody style music videos however we thought it would be too difficult to do a complete parody music video. Narrative was a close second and we had originally wanted to make a narrative music video so we decided to stick with the idea of making a narrative music video. Although due to the overwhelming positivity for comedy we decided to incorporate a comical element into our music video. 




 "Most important characteristic of a pop video?"


We thought it was a good idea to find out what our audience thought were the biggest factors that make up a music video. We found that the top three factors for our audience were the link between the lyrics and the visuals, editing to the beat and the narrative. Due to this result we decided to focus more on developing these areas of our music video, paying close attention to creating a link between the lyrics and the visuals, and the narrative. We will be doing this by continuously incorporating the idea of cool kids vs un cool kids into the narrative of our music video and making the narrative a big component of our music video. Also as editing to the beat is considered very important to our audience we will be focusing on making this as effective as possible. 




Friday, 9 December 2016

Treatment


Treatment
Group Roles

Cinematography: Louis Russell, Sarah Warren
Mise-en-scene: Sarah Warren, Shelby Poll
Editing: Louis Russell, Shelby Poll

Title: “Cool Kids” by Echosmith
Synopsis:

Our music video will be a narrative/performance.
The story will be about a two girls who are unpopular and seen as unattractive by their school peers. They decide they have had enough of the bullying and work together to give extreme makeovers. They do this for self-confidence and to feel happy with their life; not for other people. We see the girls shop for clothes and go home to do their makeup. When they are happy with their look and unique style they confront the “Cool kids” and they are amazed. The girls are happy and no longer in the background.

The performance will be of a main singer, and a few people playing instruments. They will be in a plain room, which will either be light or dark.
Key Genre Conventions:

·      Narrative
·      Performance
·      Intertextual

·      Fast editing
·      Transitions
·      Effects