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The document outlines location plans for filming a music video. It discusses using the drama studio at school for its black background and lighting. Daisy's house will be used to film lip syncing shots on the sofa. Several locations in Christchurch, including the castle, Constable's House, and Ducking Stool near the river, will be used for lip syncing, dancing, and pose shots. Sunset filming is planned at St. Catherine's Hill to capture views of Christchurch and the sunset during the lyric "Walking away."
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- 2. Drama Studio • We will use the drama studio for lip syncing and dancing shots due to the black background and lighting available. • This will give us chance to experience a lighting set which are used in professional music videos. • There are two drama studios available for booking at lunchtimes and after school. • There is also the school hall which we can use to film in if needed.
- 3. Daisy’s HouseWe plan to use the sofa at Daisy’s house to film some lip syncing shots.
- 4. Christchurch • We will film at Christchurch Castle and the Constable's House nearby for both lip syncing and dancing shots, as well as shots of poses. • We also plan to film at the Ducking Stool as the shallow part of the river will allow Jess, who will play the main character, to go in the stream and dance/lip sync. • The ducking stool itself will give us a platform to place the tripod on to vary the angles used for the shots.
- 5. St Catherine’s Hill • We plan to film the sunset at this location, as it is high up so should get a good view of Christchurch as well as the sunset. • We can also film the shot for the lyric “Walking away” here as this would give a variety of visuals.