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The shooting schedule overview outlines 5 days of filming for a music video. Day 1 will take place in a small, dark bedroom to film the start of the video. Day 2 will be shot in Oxford Circus to show the subject exploring London. Day 3 moves to Piccadilly Circus to depict the subject happy and successful. Day 4 returns to the bedroom but shows the subject sad for different reasons. Day 5 films the laptop playing the finished video and can take place anywhere. Each day requires the same core crew of 4 people and only a camera and tripod for equipment. Notes will be made after each day on any needed adjustments.
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- 1. Shooting Schedule Overview Day 1: Day 2: Day 3: Day 4: Day 5: Where? For the first day of filming we plan to shoot in a small, dark bedroom in Lauren's house. We will film the start of the music video, which sees Luna upset and disillusioned with her own identity. Where? We will be filming in Oxford Circus which will see Luna's claim to success and see her exploring the bustly streets of London, as she discovers her own identity and sense of individualism. Where? The days shoot will take place in Piccadilly Circus where we see Luna completely happy and content with her identity and appearance. She is successful and happy; as we see her partying and enjoying a lavish lifestyle. Where? The fourth day of filming will be back at Lauren's house, shooting, once again, the small, dark bedroom. The shoot will again see Luna sad and alone, but for different reasons.
- 2. Where? The last day of filming will be shot in a classroom or in someone's house, as we will be filming the laptop screen (which plays the music video), and so the location is not particularly important on this day. People Required? The people needed for this day will be; Rose (Luna), Robyn, Ben and Lauren, as Rose will be the only person featured in the video and we will all be filming and directing. People Required? Rose (Luna), Ben, Robyn and Lauren. People Required? Rose (Luna), Ben, Robyn and Lauren. People Required? Rose (Luna), Ben, Robyn and Lauren.
- 3. People Required? Ben (for editing), Robyn (directing), and Lauren (camera). Equipment Required? Camera and tripod. Equipment Required? Camera and tripod. Equipment Required? Camera and tripod. Equipment Required? Camera and tripod. Equipment Required? Camera, tripod and laptop. COMPLETE AFTER FILMING:
- 4. Any adjustments to next filming session? COMPLETE AFTER FILMING: Any adjustments to next filming session? COMPLETE AFTER FILMING:
- 5. Any adjustments to next filming session? COMPLETE AFTER FILMING: Any adjustments to next filming session? COMPLETE AFTER FILMING:
- 6. Any adjustments to next filming session?