Risk Assessment

Production Schedule

We decided that we would film all of our footage in one day so that when we edit the footage there isn't any dramatic changes in the lighting due to varied weather on different days. Thus starting in the morning so we get as much sunlight as possible, making all of our shots in a consistent lighting.

The following day (December 6th), we would have the photoshoot for our album cover. We decided to do this on another day so we can use a professional white background for a top quality shoot.

The development of the digipack would span over two days (December 10th - 11th), as well as the development of the release poster (December 16th - 17th).

Editing the footage would also span over two days, working all day to ensure that our video is best constructed and put together as possible.

Plan for Release Poster (Magazine Insert)

Audience Feedback

Jay Z "Kingdom Come" Album Poster/Advert Analysis

Jay Z "Kingdom Come" Album Poster/Advert from Oliver Chu Rodriguez

'YEEZUS' Album Release Poster Analysis

Existing Album Release Adverts

Useful videos - Lights Film School

Lights film school on youtube provide many useful videos on framing and composition of filming to different shot types and angles. I found some of the videos increasingly useful as I feel they would help AS level as well as A2.



As well as this basic video, I felt the videos below can help when producing our music video as they talk about colour temperature which we wish to play around with to give different effects (gloom and happiness) and also lighting is useful to be able to create intensity within our music video.

Target Audience Profile

Deconstuction of Shot Types in Basshunter's 'Now You're Gone'

Basshunter Shot Type Deconstruction

Beyoncé 4 Album Cover Analysis (existing product research)

Beyoncé 4 Album Cover Analysis

Panz x RayRay 4's Track

Panz and RayRay (Our Artists)

Panz

We decided to move away from a mainstream song so we found some of our friends thats make music. Introducing Panz and RayRay. They are rappers whom have produced the track called '4's'. They're from South East London and have just started rapping, therefore the products we produce will be real media products.

RayRay

Song Choice Decision (Shakira - Can't Remember to Forget You ft. Rihanna)

We chose to make a remake of this music video because it contains various conventions of a pop video  which can be subverted from and conformed to. As the video is fairly explicit, it will be revamped and redirected in a way that it still fits and conforms to the pop music genre. We also have two females that would be willing to perform in our remake of the music video which makes the presence of the two artists very convenient.

Song Choice Ideas

Whats Trending (Via Spotify)

Music Survey

Lip Syncing practice (musically) One Time Justin Beiber

Richard Dyer's Star Theory

Music Video Conventions

This music video features a range of different shots from extreme close ups and low angle shots. The video also features slow motion which I quite like which creates an effect which immediately intrigues the audience. Another aspect which also does this is the choreography which, if it trends, can boost the publicity and popularity of the song as well as the video.

Album Cover Remake Jay-Z

Original

Remake

Katy Perry Roar Analysis

Katy Perry 'Roar' Breakdown from Oliver Chu Rodriguez

Preliminary Video

This is a recreation of the beginning scene of Britney Spears' famous single "...Baby one more time". We filmed this with a Sony Handycam HDRcx240e. This is a small handheld camera making it easier to edit and film in our school since we have limited space. It also made it easier to film the lower angle shots.