Time Management Update

We've managed to obtain the lyrics from the band which will be used for lip syncing footage later in the week. Today we have started editing, we will be considering the following options 1. Close- ups for Promotion of the artist such as hands on the guitar. 2. Controlled use of Camera, mockery tripod shots, rather than handheld. 3. Variety of shot types such as over the shoulder shots, close ups, and extreme long shots for scenes focusing on the locations, particularly in relation to performance to add interest. 4. Mise-en-scene, costumes, props, etc... are needed to make the video more believable. For example, we have been using an old farmers costume for the main character to make him stand out from the rest of the crowd. We have also been shooting on location throughout the town of Ludlow and throughout the college using props and instruments provided by myself and the college. 5. We will make sure that the meaning is clear by showing a rough cut to a focus group to make sure the audience understands the narrative within the video. This is to be arranged by using feedback by email or Facebook or in person. 6. We will also be taking advantage of straight cuts rather than complicated transmission effects such as coloured filters or cheque board edits to stay in line with a music video genre. 7. We will be aiming to use 40-50 editing shots every minute and the need to match the beat of the song. 8. Our Lip-sycnhing effects need to be spot on and in order to do this we have asked Tom to help be our vocalist. We hope to wrap up filming our video by the end of the week.