Risk assessment

Risk assessment

Bad weather – In some of my shots I will be shooting at ward Jackson Park. I am hoping that it will be sunny because weather like that will fit the mood of my chosen song. I will solve this problem by checking the weather forecast daily.

Deleted footage – If I don’t upload my footage onto my computer and the hand the video camera in, than it will be deleted which means I will have take the footage again. I will solve this problem by uploading my footage after every time I shoot.

Safety in the studio – In the film studio they are a lot of big cables and wires lying around, which are easy to trip over whilst working. I will solve this problem by making sure that the cables and wires have been put to one side which makes them easy to see and miss them.

The public - Ward Jackson Park is a public park, so while I’m shooting, a member of the public could walk in front of my shot or the background, which means ill have to take the shot again. I will solve this problem by asking members of the public to wait whilst I film or before check to see that there is no one walking towards my shot.

Incidental sound – Shooting in public places such as Ward Jackson Park will mean there will be incidental sound coming from traffic and members of the public in the background. I will solve this problem in editing, by editing out the sound in that shot.

Initial ideas

Initial ideas

Locations

I am currently thinking about using my college studio, which has a green screen, which would be useful in more video. Also I might be using a stage at my local music venue called "The Studio" because it will hopefully give of more of a live effect.

Genre

At the moment I am thinking about doing an indie rock genre, artist such as "Mumford & sons", "Arcade Fire" and "Vampire Weekend" to influence myself.

Lighting

Since the genre I am possibly using is normally slower than other poplar music, I am thinking about having slightly dimmed lights so that it was fit the mood of the song, and I might have very bright lights for others to illustrate some parts of the song.

Shot types

In my video I am thinking of having a lot of long shots because it will capture the whole of the performer (meat shot) and it will establish the shots. In a stereotypical indie rock music video, a lot of long shots are also used to capture the full band or artist.

Costumes and props

I am thinking about using acoustic guitars as props, because this is commonly used in indie rock music videos

Main performance

The main performance will most likely be done by myself. I will try to act like the actual performer by being random and spontaneous in my performance.

Anamatic

Call sheet

A2 music video call sheet

View more documents from Aspence92.

results from questionnaire

male 12
female 8

rock 2
indie 6
R&B 1
dance / techno 2
metal 2
pop 3
acoustic 3
other 1

14 -16 4
17 - 18 10
19 - 21 2
21 - 24 1
24+ 3

humour 6
illustrative 5
focus on artist 6
other 3

i-tunes 3
youtube 1
download 4
i-pod / MP3 5
TV 3
Radio 1
live 1
other 2

0 - 1 hour 4
1 -2 hours 6
2 - 4 hours 7
4+ hours 3

Questionnaire

1. What gender are you?

[ ]Male
[ ]Female

2. What music do you prefer?

[ ] Rock
[ ]Indie
[ ]R&B
[ ]Dance / techno
[ ]Metal
[ ]Pop
[ ]Acoustic
[ ]Other

3. How old are you

[ ]14 -16
[ ]17 – 18
[ ]19 – 21
[ ]21 – 24
[ ]24+

4. What style of music video do you prefer

[ ]Humor
[ ]Illustrative
[ ]Focus on artist
[ ]Other

5. How do you listen to your music?

[ ]I-tunes
[ ]Youtube
[ ]Download
[ ]I-pod / MP3
[ ]TV
[ ]Radio
[ ]Live
[ ]Other



6. How many hours a day do you normally listen to music?

[ ]0-1 hour
[ ]1-2 hours
[ ]2-4 hours
[ ]4+ hours

7. What do you believe a stereotypic indie rock music video should have in it?

Treatment Sheet

Adam green 1

View more presentations from Aspence92.