Filming Planning

Our first shoot was a very successful one and one in which mostly all of our shots and ideas worked very well once we watched them back and began to integrate them in our sequence. As editor of the group I noticed that some of the lip synching was out of time from our first in-door shoot using a studio. These are therefore shots we are interested in re-shooting.


The best shots from our shoot were the ones that were very colourful, involved exciting high energy performances and interesting location(s). All things we've noted for our next shoots.

First location shoot

Today, our group went to Soho London to shoot for our music video. To shoot we used and referenced our storyboard a lot of the time and found this very helpful. Our destination was central Soho but on the way we ended p finding unique appropriate locations and settings which we used to find alternative shots. 

Below are some stills and photos from our day of shooting. Post shoot: I uploaded all of our appropriate footage to Adobe Premiere as main editor of the group and started to cut and edit the clips together and remove any out-takes when necessary.

Digipak Shoot 1

Digipak Draft

Using found images, this is the set-out and colour pallet I will look to use and create in my future attempts.

Music Video Pitch

This is our pitch of a presentation we made on the whole of our music video and plan. It's about how we plan to make it, how and where we'll shoot, costume to be worn and also about our created artist. Vivid.

Filming Sequence Draft

This short clip is a part of our first filming shoot. Once the rest of our storyboard ideas are shot I will begin editing myself as the designated editor of the group. This shot amongst others was successful, none weren't.

Storyboard

This is our storyboard for our music video. This helped massively in getting down our ideas from our lyrics sheet.