The document outlines plans for filming locations, props, costumes, and a shooting script for a music video. It discusses filming the artist around bars to illustrate confinement and freedom. Costumes will include logo t-shirts provided by the filmmakers. Props will indicate wealth like phones and jewelry. A two-day shooting script is outlined, including a daytime performance at a car park and a night studio scene using lighting to create a bar effect.

1. Stephanie Broom

2. Location Shots:
We want to have a continuous
theme of confinement juxtaposed
against freedom. To illustrate of
confinement , we are planning to
film with the artist performing
around different types of bars.

3. Props and
Costumes
The actors will need to be
dressed in a certain way
throughout the video. We
will provide the actors with t-
shirts but the rest of the
costumes will need to be
provided by the actors .
T-shirts:
A common convention of Giggs
videos is that he and his label
member of ten where t-shirts
branding the music labels logo or
sayings coined by the group.
We will be making our own logo t-
shirts for the actor to wear in
different scenes.
For the daylight scenes it would
be preferable for the actor to be
wearing a white t-shirt and for the
night scenes for the actor to be
wearing black.
For actress playing the
ex-girlfriend we will need
a baby bottle to clearly
indicate what her role is.
Artists of the grime genre always wear
popular urban clothing brands such as
Nike, Adidas and Vans, as well as some
high end labels such as Ralph Lauren
and Prada. If the actor has these logos
to hand then it would be important to
include them in the video.
Other props will be to
indicate wealth. For example
the latest phones and
expensive jewellery. We can
buy dummy phones to pose
with and the actors will be
wearing their own jewellery.

4. Storyboard

5. Shooting script
This is a planned timeline of how the different scenes that will make up
our music video will be shot over the course of two consecutive days.
Day One
Location: Orpington
Time: Preferably around
mid-day for optimum day
light.
Scene: Performance at
the Walnuts Car Park
Details: The actor should
be dressed in mostly light
colours and the white t-
shirt that we shall
provide.
Other information:
permission conformation
to be able to film from the
Walnuts management.
Day One
Location: Orpington College
Time: Dependant on the time
allocated by the College
Scene: The performance with light
shining on the actors face to create
a bar effect.
Details: Actor should be dressed in
dark urban clothing. Also a stencil
will need to be made to create the
bar effect for the light to shine
through.
Other information: permission from
the college to use the studio and
permission to bring an external
student into the building.

6. Day Two
Location: South Bank
Time: Late afternoon to early evening for
varying daylight effects
Scene: Different shots of London,
especially of famous landmarks such as
Big Ben
Details: No actors needed
Other Information: filming permission no
needed as we will not be filming actors.
However, a filming document has been
sent as a precaution

7. Lighting shots:
This shows the juxtaposition
between the shots in
daylight and the night shots.