Research Year 12
Titles Task – We looked at a
certain film of our choice, I looked at Grease, we had to break them down in
their opening titles, and we used it as research to see what font, how big and
how long each of their titles were for, this helped us progress with titles.
Sounds – We looked at the
different sounds which are used in film openings, for example sound effects and
also songs which could be used for different reasons, for example to add
tension or to create noise to fit with the scene occurring.
Audience – We did research
online, into what are the most popular genres of films which are watched so we
were able to see what was the most popular and therefore what would fit well
with the audience we wanted to look at. We also looked at what audience most
went to the cinema, so we could see who we should look at for the audience,
because this would most probably get us the most money.
Props – We looked at genres
which were similar to ours, to see what props were typically used in this kind
of genre. We saw in a film like ours people were usually distracted in the
beginning of the video, therefore in our own video I was distracted by looking
at my phone.
Narrative – We looked at
other film openings which were similar to our genre which was a drama/sci fi
film. We were able to see the type of narrative which they came up with for the
same genre and use ideas from their films to inspire ourselves.
Planning Year 12
Film Pitch – At the
beginning we made a plan of different ideas which we had all been thinking of
and what we would enjoy to do. This was a chance to everyone in the group to
get their ideas across, we also then presented our film pitch to the rest of
the class to understand their ideas on what we should do.
Storyboard – We created a
storyboard on the film which we decided to do, this showed the shots which we
were going to do in our music video and we also tried to include the timings
which we wanted them to appear.
Risk Assessment – We had to
do this for every time we went out filming, this would prevent any risks which
would occur when going out to film. This really helped us understand what and
what not to do.
Shooting Schedule – We
created a shooting schedule, also every time we went out to film, this would
help us to try and stay on track to complete what needed to be done and helped
us with our timing.
Research Year 13
Features of a music video –
We went through the different features of a music video and what makes it up.
We also looked at the different theorists and what their theories were to
create a successful music video.
Songs – We put together some
songs which we liked and would appeal to the audience which we wanted to appeal
to. We did a lip syncing task here to see who would be the best at singing this
song out of our group.
Similar Artists – We looked
into similar artists to what we wanted our artist to come across as, we were
able to take ideas and costumes and use them in our own music video. We found
out the appropriate things to wear and behave for the genre we did, which was
teen pop.
Costume and Makeup – We looked
into costumes and makeup that other artists have used, when looking down the
similar artists path.
Videos of the same genre –
We broke down our song, into just thirty seconds and looked at some similar
videos from different songs with a similar theme to what we wanted. We used a
video with the correct theme we wanted and put it to the music which we chose
to use to see how the theme would fit in with the music.
Settings – We did some research
into what sort of settings we could use and would be appropriate to use, I wanted
to use ones which looked fun and interesting such as London.
Digipak and Website – We looked
at other artists to find out different methods to make and things to put into
our digipak and website. I think in the end it all looked really effective, we
definitely learnt more editing things than from the AS project.
Planning Year 13
Song Pitch – We all planned
a pitch each, with a song idea as well as having ideas to what we would put in
the music video. We pitched this to the class so we could hear their ideas.
Storyboard – We made a
storyboard for the shots which we wanted in our music video, we found that this
really helped when filming our music video.
Risk assessment – We needed
to do this to find out the risks which could be associated with what we were
doing during the filming before we actually went out to film.
Shooting schedule – We made
a very detailed plan on what we were doing to film, as well as timing,
settings, lighting and the structure of the shots. This made it easier for us
to know what to shoot when we went out to do the shots for the music video.
Stealomatic – We put loads
of clips from different (premade) music videos and put them together, by using
Premiere to put all our ideas together and make it easy to get inspiration from
them. We used this a lot for our final music video.
Halfway evaluation – We did
this to see how our music video and other products, such as didipak and website
was going along, and what other people thought of what we had done. We did this
to make sure that we were on track.
Most of it is all here make sure you support it all with very specific examples from your productions and your inspirations. You are missing all the practical tasks which helped inform your planning like the juno, dancing bears, lip sync task and both your prelims
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