Music video production scheduled

2. FILMING TIME TABLE
Date Equipment/prop
s
Plan
25/9/2015 Camera, tripod,
Glasses, Bottles, Lights
Film the party aspect of the montage, and try to include close up
facial shots of emotions.
26/9/2015 Camera, Tripod Film Time laps of a road with cars driving past/the sky over a field.
Film the close up of artist singing
9/10/2015 Camera, Tripod,
Makeup, Mirror,
Dresses
Film the trying on clothes/makeup aspect of the montage.
15/10/2015 Apple Mac, Adode
premier Pro
Editing initial footage to assess if it fits the music.
Use and edit older stock footage.
16/10/2015 Camera Film the day to day footage- eg. Walking, drinking, close ups of
holding hands. Using information from previous day re-film certain
shots. if needed
3/11/2015 Camera, Spot light,
photography
equipment, dress up
accessories.
Film the photo-shoot aspect of the montage. The album cover
art/digipack photo’s will also be taken today

3. EDITING TIME TABLE
Date Plan
3/11/2015 After filming is finished. Watch all of the footage, naming it and soring it correctly.
5/11/2015 Start the initial editing process, matching footage with lyrics and making sure the cuts and
editing between montage clips fits the tempo of the song.
6/11/2015 Continue on from the previous day.
10/11/2015 Using the photo’s take on 3/11/2015 start to create the Digi-pac (CD cover & Magazine
advert) focusing on the CD initially as this is needed for the advert.
12/11/2015 Continue the editing process the the previous lesson.
13/11/2015 Continue the work started in the previous lesson.

4. POSSIBLE FILMING HAZARDS & DIFFICULTIES I
MAY FACE:
• The stock footage I will be using will be of a lower quality than the new
footage, this may create some technical issues. However I think the
visual impact will be good as the montage is supposed to represent
different memories and experiences. Therefore this issue shouldn't
cause a massive impact
• The time laps footage may be difficult to get as the camera’s battery life
will not be that long, therefore the footage quality and length will be
dependent on this.
• Having a tripod and wires around whilst filming could cause a possible
health and safety risk as if could cause accidents. Therefore performers
and filmers would have to take care to avoid harm.
• Filming in crowded areas could lead to breaking or damaging
equipment. It could also result in poor footage quality as people may
interrupt shots or cause filming difficulties.

5. FIN.
ANY QUESTIONS?