The Making of Across the Sea Music Video
All the location filming/stills/extra footage will be on this behind the scenes will be uploaded to this blog post. This will show the making of our music video though images and videos that we take throughout the months we are filming, with additional rough cuts and alternative scenes that we chose not to use in the final cut. This could also consist of video diaries and our personal thoughts of how well we think the music video is coming along as well as our dislikes and the things we didn't like about the filming. All the images and videos will be from our group only featuring, Myself, Josh, Connor and Sorrel.
By using Facebook as a way of communication makes speaking while at home or if you're busy away from school and easy and effective way of creating a shooting schedule, making arrangements of taking location stills and if anyone can't make a location date or have other priorities. This is an easy and effective way of communicating to one an other, each time a member of the group comments on the page, a notification is sent to everyone else making easy to read and reply to whatever the post said, this is the most effective and least time consuming way of talking to the group.
Winterton Beach Shoot
Crew
(Josh/Myself/Sorrel/Connor)
Equipment Used
Winterton Beach Rough Edit
Eaton Park Shoot
Equipment Used
(Nikon D3200 DSLR w/ Nikkor 18-55mm & Nikkor 70-210mm Lense)(iPad)(Tripod)
Norwich City Centre (Colgate Road)
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Equipment Used
(Nikon D3200 DSLR w/ Nikkor 18-55mm Lense)(iPad)(Tripod)
Josh's House (Band Scene)
Equipment Used
(Nikon D3200 DSLR w/ Nikkor 18-55mm Lense)(iPad)(Tripod)(Lights)
Across the Sea Rough Edit
Edit Progress
Well done Alex, any stills or other visual records of the shoot strengthen and add interest to your blog. Keep up the good work.
ReplyDeleteExcellent, have you any more close ups where Sorrel puts the stones in her pockets. Impressive record of your shoot and a pleasure to assess.
ReplyDeleteA splendid record of your shoot and splendid photographs. A pleasure to read and to assess. Keep up the good work Alex, I'm absolutely delighted with your progress during the last year.
ReplyDeleteThe shot of the crew would be fantastic photograph to put on a flyer (an extra) for your promotion. Is there anyway you could quickly put together a flyer using a similar layout to your A4 advert....this would of course strengthen your production marks.
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