Planning: What will be done by next Tuesday
I will have a post talking about the camera swipe technique and how i learnt to do it and my CD digi pack and my Music magazine will both have more information on it.
Planning: Filming Schedule
Here I will be writing the dates underneath in which I hope to complete each stage of my filming for my music video.
Friday 7th february - First Chorus - Park Scene location
Sunday 9th february - First Verse - Skate park Location
Wednesday 12th february - Second Chorus - Tunnel with graffiti Location
Sunday 16th february - Second Verse - Field/Amusement park location
Wednesday 19th february - Last chorus - Garden location
Friday 7th february - First Chorus - Park Scene location
Sunday 9th february - First Verse - Skate park Location
Wednesday 12th february - Second Chorus - Tunnel with graffiti Location
Sunday 16th february - Second Verse - Field/Amusement park location
Wednesday 19th february - Last chorus - Garden location
Planning: Shot list
Shots Key
Establishing shot - ES
Mid shot - MS
Over the shoulder - OTS
Close up - CU
Two Shot - TS
Extreme close up - ECU
Long Shot - LS
Chorus one
Shot One - ES of pathway/park
Shot Two - LS of back of main cast member
Shot Three - TS of both cast members
Shot Four - MS character lip syncing
Shot Five - LS characters in park
Shot Six - TS both characters in park
Shot Seven - CU character wiping for transition to next verse
Verse One
Shot Eight - MS character within skate park
Shot Nine - ES of character within skate park
Shot Ten - CU person on skateboard/bmx
Shot Eleven - LS character lip syncing in front of people doing tricks
Shot Twelve - TS both characters dancing
Shot Thirteen - LS on the stunt jumps
Shot Fourteen - MS character on bike
Shot Fifteen - POV characters view from bike
Shot Sixteen - TS Characters lip syncing
Shot Seventeen - ECU characters face
Shot Eighteen - ES the sun
Shot Nineteen - ES buildings
Chorus Two
Shot Twenty - long shot two character in tunnel
Shot Twenty One - Establishing shot whilst panning of graffiti
Shot Twenty Two - midshot character against graffiti
Shot Twenty Three - two shot both characters against graffiti
Shot Twenty Four - Close up of a character lip syncing
Shot Twenty Five - Midshot of characters from behind
Shot Twenty Six - Mid Shot of characters from the front
Shot Twenty Seven - Close up of characters
Shot Twenty Eight - long shot of characters from outside tunnel
Shot Twenty Nine - Establishing shot of whole tunnel
Verse Two
Shot Thirty - Mid Shot characters walking towards sand or field (Wicksteed Park)
Shot Thirty One - Establishing shot of fields and sand
Shot Thirty two - long shot both characters with others
Shot Thirty Three - mid shot of group of friends and characters
Shot Thirty Four - Long shot characters on some rides at a park
Shot Thirty Five - Close up of characters after ride
Shot Thirty Six - Two shot of characters standing
Shot Thirty Seven - Two shot main character blowing smoke into camera.
Establishing shot - ES
Mid shot - MS
Over the shoulder - OTS
Close up - CU
Two Shot - TS
Extreme close up - ECU
Long Shot - LS
Chorus one
Shot One - ES of pathway/park
Shot Two - LS of back of main cast member
Shot Three - TS of both cast members
Shot Four - MS character lip syncing
Shot Five - LS characters in park
Shot Six - TS both characters in park
Shot Seven - CU character wiping for transition to next verse
Verse One
Shot Eight - MS character within skate park
Shot Nine - ES of character within skate park
Shot Ten - CU person on skateboard/bmx
Shot Eleven - LS character lip syncing in front of people doing tricks
Shot Twelve - TS both characters dancing
Shot Thirteen - LS on the stunt jumps
Shot Fourteen - MS character on bike
Shot Fifteen - POV characters view from bike
Shot Sixteen - TS Characters lip syncing
Shot Seventeen - ECU characters face
Shot Eighteen - ES the sun
Shot Nineteen - ES buildings
Chorus Two
Shot Twenty - long shot two character in tunnel
Shot Twenty One - Establishing shot whilst panning of graffiti
Shot Twenty Two - midshot character against graffiti
Shot Twenty Three - two shot both characters against graffiti
Shot Twenty Four - Close up of a character lip syncing
Shot Twenty Five - Midshot of characters from behind
Shot Twenty Six - Mid Shot of characters from the front
Shot Twenty Seven - Close up of characters
Shot Twenty Eight - long shot of characters from outside tunnel
Shot Twenty Nine - Establishing shot of whole tunnel
Verse Two
Shot Thirty - Mid Shot characters walking towards sand or field (Wicksteed Park)
Shot Thirty One - Establishing shot of fields and sand
Shot Thirty two - long shot both characters with others
Shot Thirty Three - mid shot of group of friends and characters
Shot Thirty Four - Long shot characters on some rides at a park
Shot Thirty Five - Close up of characters after ride
Shot Thirty Six - Two shot of characters standing
Shot Thirty Seven - Two shot main character blowing smoke into camera.
Planning: Equipment planning
Trying to keep my music video to the highest possible standard i will be trying to ensure all of the equipment i use is too the highest standard i will be able to get. Below is some examples of the equipment being used and the equipment i intend to use.
The Camera
The camera in which i intend on using is the Nikon D3200. One of the main reasons for picking this camera is because of the accessibility of it, this camera i will be able to get from my school from the media department. The high quality camera allows me to get quite professional picture of 24 megapixels so this means it will allow me to put together a Digi-pack to a high standard. Also it enables me to record to a high standard also so this is vital for my music video if i wish to produce high quality footage. To the right are some pictures of me experimenting with the camera so i can get used to it before properly filming.I experimented with the depth of field of the camera. For example in the picture to the right at the top you can see that you person is in focus whilst the background is slightly blurred out. This shot shows the quality that the camera works at. I also have a small clip below in which was my first attempt at recording with the camera.
Shoulder Cam
Another type of equipment that has recently come into
access for me is a shoulder cam. A shoulder cam is a piece of equipment in
which a camera can connect to and the equipment rests on your shoulder with two
handles. From using the shoulder cam and switching from hand held this enables
a much more steady shot and makes the shot look a lot more professional. I will
mainly concentrate on using the should cam in shots in which I am not mobile
and the most movement I have is panning, The reason why is because even the
though the shoulder cam is better at getting a smoother shot when moving it
slightly still pics up footsteps making the shot look less professional. To the right
is a picture of a shoulder cam. 
SteadicamA steadicam is a piece of equipment in which i also have access too. This piece of equipment removes the operators movement and it allows for a smooth shot, even when moving quickly over an uneven surface. The times in my music video i will be using the steady can is for the majority of shots, this will include shots like tracking and even my still shots just to make sure that there is no unwanted movement. This piece of equipment I think will be very vital in the making of my music video if I wish to produce a high quality piece of work.
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