The document discusses color grading and props for a music video. It notes that the Arctic Monkeys "When the Sun Goes Down" video uses cool blue tones to portray sadness, while Jess Glynne's "Take Me Home" video has a light, pure look with hints of gray. The list of available props at the chosen location includes people's shadows, a couple kissing, males walking, cigarettes, street lamps, street scenes at night, alcohol bottles, a train station, shoes walking, and a park bench.

1. LOCATION MISE-EN-SCENE Lois Moyes Evans

2. COLOURING
 During The Arctic Monkeys ‘When The Sun Goes Down’ video, the colours and
effects that the video has are very realistic, incorporating blue, cool tones to really
portray a sad, bad weather effect to enhance the sadness the protagonist feels. I
like that the videos effects aren’t over the top to emphasize that it is in real life.
However, due to this video being slightly different to mine, I would like to
incorporate a heightened contrast, lower exposure and a higher saturation.
 Also, during the Take me home video, it is just constant head shots of Jess Glynne
singing directly to the camera, making eye contact with the audience. The colouring
of this is very light a pure with hints of grey incorporated.

3. PROPS
A list of props which will be available in the chosen location:
People’s shadows
Couple kissing
Males walking
Cigarette/smoke/ash
Street lamp shining
Street shots/night life
Alcohol bottles/litter on the floor
Train station/underground
Shoes walking
Park bench

4. INSPIRATION LOCATIONS