1) Storyboard
2) Shotlist
3) Mise-en-scene planning
You need a minimum of 3 pages EACH. You CANNOT put any work in your folder that has been created by someone else in your group.
Storyboard
- Use the skills you have already developed in Assignment 2.
- Create a visual ‘feel’ for what you want your music video to look like – you won’t be able to storyboard every shot.
- Use a wide variety of creative shots and draw them accurately.
- Aim for somewhere between 10-20 frames (depending on whether you are working individually or in a group).
- The shot list is the single most important pre-production document – you will tick off each shot while shooting.
- Remember, you will shoot far more than you actually use - which means a variety of shots for each event or location in the music video.
- Due to this, there will be far more shots on the shot list than in the storyboard.
- You will need at least one shot for every second of the track you have chosen - so the shot list will contain 180+ shots.
- The most important shot type to plan is close-ups. Ideally, you should have one close up every three shots.
- This document involves all the planning for anything appearing in front of the camera: actors/cast, locations, costumes, props, make-up, lighting.
- Use images to show you have planned each aspect of mise-en-scene (mobile phone/ Google images/ Google maps are all acceptable here).
IMPORTANT: you cannot sign out a camera for filming unless everyone in your group has completed ALL research and planning documents.
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