Lighting Use
Lighting use
Lighting is an important part of my show as I
wanted the whole thing to be extremely bright and colourful and inviting to the
audience. When filming the festival themed studio scene, I made sure to set up
for filming in direction of the sun so that everything was well illuminated. My
filming was planned during the middle of the day in summer so it was well lit
all around but I had made sure that the set I created was definitely going to
be lit and not in shade.
The music video clip had a very different approach
to lighting as I wanted more intense emotions to be visible in that section
when compared to the rest of the show. So I filmed the music video in the
evening as the sun was setting in order to portray the drama of the song and
the acting. However, I made sure that the area wasn’t too dark and ensured that
the bulk of the filming was done before the sun had really set. I also wanted
the blue light to be evident in this section as it links to the song title, the
setting at the beach and contrasts well against the evening sky. I achieved
this blue feature through filming the light up structures along the seafront as
well as using reflective blue paper to streak light across Ryan’s face in a
close up shot.
The final main segment of my show is the interview
in New York. I filmed this using a green screen so lighting was a key factor. I
had to make sure the screen was well lit to avoid shadows so the effects would
work at their best during editing. I achieved this by using the lights that
came with the green screen in order to create a strong artificial light that
would show up well against the green screen.
Representation of Social Groups
Representation of Social Groups
Group 1
White Scottish Male
The artist Louis Dunham from my show is my first
representation of a social group. I wanted to add diversity to the show without
completely changing the actors that I had available to use.
Ryan is from a Scottish family and so he is able
to do a convincing Scottish accent. This meant that he could represent Scotland
in the way that he talks. The representation wasn’t just achieved in the way he
sounded but also little words and phrases like ‘aye’ that are synonymous with
the way that Scottish people talk. The costume wasn’t vital in representing the
Scottish so I made sure Ryan dressed accordingly to a typical male pop star
each time we filmed. This was through jeans and bomber jackets - very
stereotypical young male attire that would fit any young English or Scottish
man.
Group 2
White Female
My second main representation is the white female
through Morgan as the presenter Megan Stanley. This social group is very common
for an English television show and is representative of a large proportion of
the country. Using a woman was a very important part of the show for me as I
felt it was extremely appropriate as it fits with the rise in strong female
presenters on the television. Morgan was perfect for this role as her natural
down to earth nature meant that she would be immediately relatable for anyone
watching the show. Morgan has a very clear English accent and so this
complemented the group she was trying to portray. Her outfits were also chosen
to represent the group. Her clothes were nothing out of the ordinary but were
picked with a slightly edgy vibe to them to illustrate the slight quirkiness of
her personality. The indie style Morgan wears is reflective of the music genre
itself so this is another layer of social representation.
Shooting Schedule
Shooting schedule
Music video - 19.03.18
Cast – Ryan Dunn
Crew – Grace Lewis and Angie Lewis
Props – The blue paper used for the reflection
and the wheely drawers unit to capture the moving shots
Opening credits - 30.05.18
Cast – Morgan Stansell and Elle Abela
Crew – Grace Lewis
Props – Headphones and the phone Morgan uses that
Elle pulls out
Main studio and interview - 18.07.18
Cast – Morgan Stansell and Ryan Dunn
Crew – Grace Lewis
Props – Inflatable cacti and bananas, union jack
and other patterened cushions, bunting, paper animal lanterns and interview
cards
NY interview - 21.09.18
Cast – Morgan Stansell and Bekcy Salter
Crew – Grace Lewis
Props – Green screen fabric, rig for the screen
to go on, lights and interview cards
Full Show Shot List
Full show
shot list
Opening
credits
1. Two person mid shot - Elle and Morgan walking
through door
2. Mid shot (from behind) - looking at the
warehouse
3. Close up - they look at each other, meet eyes
and smile
4. Mid shot - Morgan in front, calling Elle
forward
5. Long shot - Morgan going down one aisle, Elle
down another
6. Mid shot - Morgan walking down aisle, shelves
behind visible
7. Long shot - Morgan running between the aisles
8. Long shot - Elle doing a cartwheel and running
to end, shelves visible
9. Long shot - Elle running between aisles
10. Mid shot - Morgan dancing with headphones in,
Elle walks up, pulls them out and pulls
Morgan away by the arm
11. Long shot - Morgan and Elle running between
the aisles and crossing paths
12. Close up - from behind looking through
shelves
13. Point of view - looking through at shelves,
both pop up
14. Mid shot - both walking down aisle laughing,
shelves visible
15. Long shot - walking away from camera
Studio
introduction
16. Long shot - Morgan sitting on the sofa
introducing the show
Music
Video Clip
17. Close up - Looking over right shoulder
towards the camera
18. Establishing wide shot - showing the beach
and promenade
19. Mid shot - walking away, away from pier with
arcade visible in background
20. Establishing wide shot - of adventure island
in the distance
21. Close up ( tracking ) - of shoes walking , from the side
22. Mid shot
( tracking ) - same side, still walking
23. Close up - of the lights on the new area of
the marine parade ( large light structures )
24. Extreme close up - eye / face with blue light
filtered onto it
25. Long shot - on beach , looking stressed
running hands through hair, holding head
26. Close up - quick head turn away from camera
27. Long shot ( tracking ) - running down the
beach , side on
28. Long shot / mid shot - spinning on foot,
stressed
29. Long shot ( tracking ) - running into kicking
ground
30. Close up - blue lights of arcades and light
structures , spinning , unfocused
31. Close up - out of breath breathing heavily,
looking up, maybe out of focus
32. Mid shot - walking up to sea wall, placing
hands on wall looking out of breath, side on
33. Close up - water from fountains
34. Mid shot- leaning against hands on wall , still
stressed and heavily breathing
Studio
Interview
35. Two person long shot - Ryan and Morgan
talking on sofa
36. Mid shot - Ryan talking being welcomed into
the studio
37. Mid shot - Morgan asking questions
38. Two person long shot - Ryan and Morgan Ryan
talking
39. Mid shot - Morgan talking more questions
40. Two person - Ryan and Morgan talking
41. Mid shot - Ryan talking
42. High angle two person long shot - Ryan and Morgan talking
43. Mid shot - Ryan talking
44. Mid shot - Morgan talking
45. Two person long shot - Morgan wrapping up
interview
46. Mid shot - Morgan introducing next section
New York
interview
47. Two person mid shot - Morgan and Becky,
Morgan talking
48. Mid shot - Becky talking
49. Mid shot - Morgan talking
50. Two person mid shot - Becky talking and
Morgan asking questions
51. Mid shot - Becky talking
52. Mid shot - Morgan talking
53. Two person mid shot - Morgan and Becky
talking
54. Mid shot - Morgan talking
55. Two person mid shot - Morgan finishing up
interview and back to the studio
56. Mid shot - Morgan talking to camera finishing
up
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