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The document provides a shooting schedule for the music video of the band Smith Westerns' song "Weekend". It lists the crew members and their contact information. The schedule details the planned shooting activities from 9:30am to 5:00pm on November 5th, 2012, including locations, cast and crew involved, resources needed, and shot numbers. Scenes will include the band practicing, skateboarding in town, random polaroids, skateboarding in the market, drinking on a hill, and traveling to a campsite.
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The band chose to film their music video in York due to its artistic and vintage streets that emphasize character and represent the band's uniqueness. They also selected York because its busy streets would add effect to the video. Additionally, they will film the band having fun in the spacious field in front of York College.
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Shooting Schedule #2
- 1. Shooting Schedule Client: Smith Westerns Project: ‘Weekend’ Music Video Crew: Emma Steer Contact: 07754195822 Cast: Tom Kelly Contact: 07432129065 Michelle Jackson Contact: 07792585942 Dan Beach Contact: 07852697307 Tom Kelly Contact: 07432129046 James Osman Contact: 07534522356 Jack Sierbien Contact: 07939957947 Alex Hunt Contact: 07367721904 Date: Wed 5th November 2012 Time Activity Location Cast/Crew Resources Shots 9:30 Filming in field for ‘tent scene’ (for beginning of video Field opposite Tom, Emma, Michelle Tent, bucket, camcorder, cans & bottles 1-7 & 23-25 and end) looking at camcorder college 10:30 Filming band in practice studio York College Tom, Emma, Michelle & Instruments, practice room 18 band members 12:30 ‘Skateboarding’ scene – on way to Subway, shots of Town centre & Tom, Emma, Michelle Film camera (for crew), skateboard, 8-12 skateboard & legs Subway Subway sandwich 1:30 Shooting the random shots such as polaroid photos York Tom, Emma, Michelle Polaroid photos, cat (edited & cats throughout) 2:30 Skateboarding through market, messing about trying York market Tom, Emma, Michelle Skateboard, jewellery/market 13 stuff on (like jewellery, scarves) merchandise 4:30 Hill in York (near Topshop), filming the ‘drinking’ York (hill, near Tom, Emma, Michelle Cans & bottles, skateboard 14-17 scenes castle) 5:00 Filming on handheld camera – journey to the On the way back Tom, Emma, Michelle Camcorder 19-22 campsite from York to college