Filming day 3

Filming day 2

These are some of the shots taken from our shooting time on the 12th November. We have stuck to our story board and tried out a few focus pull shots and gritty/dirty shots to create a dark feel within our video. Our shooting this day went very well as we tried out some camera movements that we had not yet done before. We all thought that as a group the new costume chosen was more successful. Alternatively, we all strongly believe that we are finding it difficult shooting in daylight conditions as we feel it does not give off the right effect. Therefore, when shooting in the future we have decided to try it when it gets a bit darker. Today Ollie had taken key role with the camera and myself and Jack helped direct/perform.

Filming day 1

Track Permission Letter

This track permission letter shows that we have covered all of the planning stages and written to the record label company and asked for track permission. Successfully, the company have got back to us AND have asked if the finish product could be sent to them for feedback. Myself and the rest of my group are VERY pleased with this and have decided to take their feedback on board.

Talent Release Form

These talent release forms show that the people participating in our video are happy to be filmed and published. We have filled these out within our group for security purposes. All forms have been signed and dated.

Photo-shoot Plan

This is our photo-shoot plan. We have created this too help ourselves with when it comes too taking pictures of our artist for our CD cover.

Advertisment Design

Here are the designs we have thought of for the advertisements. We have created these too then take ideas from each others and create the final advert design. We had too think carefully about the style of the advertisements to see if they fit in with the genre of the music. Thinking about the target audience also came too mind as we wanted drum+bass fans to be drawn by our advertisements. As drum and bass is a niche audience of boys/men we decided that putting steryotypical boys colors and font would draw our target audience in more than pretty designs and girly colors.