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Gurvinder is requesting permission from Universal Music Group to use Kanye West's song "Power" in a non-profit advertisement he is creating for his BTEC Media Production course. The advertisement will showcase how Nike trainers give people power during sports activities. Gurvinder provides his contact email and hopes to hear back from Universal Music Group granting permission to use the song.
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A student is requesting permission to film a non-profit advertisement for Nike trainers in Abraham Darby Sports Hall for their BTEC Media Production course. The advertisement will promote how Nike trainers improve sports performance and is targeted towards 16-24 year olds. Filming at the sports hall location would allow them to base the advert around sports.
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The document outlines camera shots for filming a person, Ben, engaging in various sports activities. Scenes include medium shots of a football goal, basketball hoop, and running track. Additional close up shots show Ben sitting down, putting on trainers, and tying his laces before cutaways to panoramic and medium shots of him playing football, basketball, and running.
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- 1. Music Clearance Letter Dear Universal Music Group, I am currently making an advertisement for Television as part of my BTEC Media Production course at Abraham Darby Academy. I would like to use ‘Power’ by Kanye West for this project because it fits in with the advert showing that Nike trainers give people Power when completing sports activities. I would therefore be grateful to you, as a copyright holder, would grant me permission to use ‘Power’. Please note that the production of this advertisement is a non-profit exercise that will be used for assessment purposes only. I can be contacted via email or post. Should you wish to contact me by email my address is Gurvinder.Bhakar@taw.org.uk I look forward to hearing from you and thank you for your co-operation. Yours sincerely, Ed Gurvinder Stephanie