4. pre production mv 2018
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The document outlines a plan for filming a music video in three sections. It includes a structural breakdown of the song with approximate durations and descriptions of visual elements and shots. It also includes a shot list and production group information. The plan calls for filming the performer in various locations including inside in the dark, outside during the day and at sunset, and at night to match transitions in the song and changes in beat and tone. Shots will include close-ups, medium shots, and compilations from different angles to create transitions in lighting and tone as the song progresses.
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Mv assignment 02 2015 proforma v2
I will need an assistant to operate a second camera during the
studio shoot. I will pay them £50 for the day.
Cast:
I will need one actor for my music video. I will pay them £50 for
the day.
Myself:
I will be directing, producing and editing the music video. I will
not charge myself a fee as this is for my university coursework.
Total Personnel Costs = £150
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Music video proforma
- The document provides guidance for a music video assignment, including sections for idea generation, research, visual planning, and organizational planning
- The student has selected the song "Born Slippy" by Underworld and plans a lyric video that shows actors by a chalkboard displaying lyrics and other shots edited to the music
- Potential challenges include weather affecting outdoor filming and needing backup equipment or locations
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Here is a risk assessment for the locations identified:
Location Risk Assessment
Location: Forest
Risk: Tripping/falling
Control: Crew to watch their footing and look where they are walking
Location: Train tracks
Risk: Being hit by a train
Control: Film away from tracks, do not stand on tracks, check train timetables
Location: Abandoned building
Risk: Structure could be unsafe/unstable, presence of other people
Control: Inspect building first, do not enter if unsafe, have someone stand guard
Location: Room with mirror
Risk: Glass could break/cause cuts
Control: Use plastic mirror, handle with care, have first aid kit on hand
Mv production assignment form 2021
The document provides guidance for a music video assignment, including templates and suggestions for the pre-production process. Key details include:
- The assignment requires idea generation, research, and pre-production planning for a music video.
- Template slides cover tasks like idea generation, location scouting, equipment needs, personnel, and visual planning through storyboards.
- The student has selected the song "Two Moons" by boywithuke, and plans a montage-style video set in autumn, drawing inspiration from the song's themes of betrayal and sadness.
- Locations will need to ensure privacy, and equipment will mostly come from home or friends. A main cast of 10-11 people is
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storyboard: Victor and Verlin discussing about top hat
storyboard: Victor and Verlin discussing about top hat
4. pre production mv 2018
- 1. Stage 4 Music Video Planning and pre-production Oscar Gibb
- 3. Structural breakdown – 1/3 Section [e.g. verse, chorus, bridge, etc] Approx duration What happens, visual elements, shots Notes of technical aspects/requirements beginning 7 secs Will be a change between the same amount of shots as the music as the beat beeps about 4 times so every beat the shot will change in a style of a compilation as such. Different shots all need to be in different angle and length e.g. cannot all be medium shots Beginning vocals him talking/mumbling 4 secs Will be a slow motioned shot of me in the dark rooms the room begins to get brighter until its pure white then transitioned into a regular shot from outside in the day beginning to rap This will from a close up and go up to an extreme close up to help create the transition. First line 4 secs Will be shot in one place which will be a high angle view of me looking upwards and towards the camera
- 4. Structural breakdown – 2/3 Section [e.g. verse, chorus, bridge, etc] Approx duration What happens, visual elements, shots Notes of technical aspects/requirements mid song 77 secs It will be a combination of the different shots we filmed during the day Mainly stationary shots so use of the tripod Beat change without vocals ( instrumental ) 10 secs Will be the screen of me in a black area (inside preferably) Changed beat 96 secs Medium shot of me in the dark as the beat and tone lowers down so does the lighting as it'll be filmed in the dark Night time setting
- 5. Structural breakdown – 3/3 Section [e.g. verse, chorus, bridge, etc] Approx duration What happens, visual elements, shots Notes of technical aspects/requirements Changed beat 98 secs Side angle vie of face will most likely be an extreme close-up Back end of a day for the dark setting ending 20 secs This will return to how it was at the start but a compilation of every different shot taken Camera may move to a side as if it is circling the performer
- 6. Shot List
- 8. Production Group Info name Role (s) Oscar Performer, producer and director Olly Camera man
- 9. Location information • I will film outside in the countryside area which includes fields and country roads etc. as these will be filmed hopefully at sunset, mid day and at night as I links in with the transitions and how the beat changes in the song.