This is the production plan I have made. Once we have achieved one of the things to do I will tick it off. It should hopefully keep us organised so we are not behind on any of our tasks.
Production Plan
This is the production plan I have made. Once we have achieved one of the things to do I will tick it off. It should hopefully keep us organised so we are not behind on any of our tasks.
Official lyrics 'Missing You'
The Saturdays - Missing You Lyrics :-
Frankie:
I miss missing you
I miss missing you
Frankie:
Wheres the pain when you walk out the door?
It doesn't hurt like it used to before
Wheres the love that we couldn't ignore?
It doesn't kick like a pill anymore
Wheres the thrill at the end of our fights?
Wheres the heat when we turn out the lights?
Vanessa:
I just miss all the mess that we made
When we still had the passion to hate!
All:
I miss missing you, sometimes
I miss hurting you, till you cry
I miss watching you, as you try
Try not to end up in tears
Beggin' to get back together
I just want you to be,
To be stuck in the second forever
So don't freak out if I leave!
Mollie:
Sometimes I'm just missing, missing you
Frankie:
I miss missing you
Vanessa:
There's a dark cloud pulling me in,
Thats the girl, I was bathing in sin,
There's a blind force letting it win,
And its longing to tear us apart
Mollie:
I get high when you're making me weak,
Let me down till I crawl on my knees
Rochelle:
I just miss all the mess that we made
When we still had the passion to hate!
All:
I miss missing you, sometimes
I miss hurting you, till you cry
I miss watching you, as you try
Try not to end up in tears
Beggin' to get back together
I just want you to be,
To be stuck in the second forever
So don't freak out if I leave!
Vanessa:
Sometimes I'm just missing, missing you
Frankie:
I miss missing you
Rochelle:
I wanna rush in your arms at the other side of the road
Rochelle:
I wanna die for you cause love is only true if it hurts!
All:
I miss missing you, sometimes
I miss hurting you, till you cry
I miss watching you, as you try
Try not to end up in tears
Beggin' to get back together
I just want you to be,
To be stuck in the second forever
So don't freak out if I leave!
Rochelle:
Sometimes I'm just missing, missing you
Frankie: I miss missing you
Feedback from music video pitch
We presented our pitch to the rest of the class on Friday 10th September. During out pitch we made sure everyone had the opportunity to speak and here is some of the feedback we recieved:
- Our pitch and ideas were well thought out and planned carefully.
- In our pitch we briefly mentioned how we wanted to target a more mature audience in our video. We verbally explained this in more detail and told the class how we would do this more in the digi-pack and magazine advert than the video itself.
- When we explained how we wanted to use the natural enviroment to film in and how we wanted to use nature as props, we recieved good feedback and our audience thought this was a good idea as it would look very good in the video. We explained about filming in Epping Forest which has lots of different natural enviroments and we were advised about which weather condition would look best. This meant we had to carefully plan when to film as we needed to catch the weather at the best times.
- The fact that we had a very clear intended audience and our planned use of flashbacks meant our idea was well recieved as it added variety.
- We recieved more posotive feedback when we explained what we wanted to do with our outfits in each location. We decided on wearing similar autumn/winter clothes for the Epping shoot and black dresses with each of us wearing a different coloured pair of heels for the barn shoot. The audience thought this was a good idea because it slightly differentiated everyone in the group but looked right. We decided to make this our USP because we thought it would looking interesting on camera.
- Overall our pitch was very successful. There was no negative feedback and all the audience understood the concept of our video and the look we were going for. The audience could tell our plan was well thought out. We could have improved our pitch by adding pictures of the actors and crew although we did include self-taken pictures of the outfits.
Lip syncing for the first time
This was the 1st time we had tried lip syncing before but we found it surprisingly easy. In my group there is me, Charlotte Andreas and Faye Gibbs. We chose the song 'Summertime' by Mungo Jerry which we thought would be easy because the song gave us lots of ideas to choose from when filming at Knebworth.
We did it twice through each with the person who was lip syncing at the time just simply sitting in front of the camera using a medium/close-up shot of the shoulders upwards. The framing of our shot was good as we kept the background simple and relevant to the song which was just a field which made it look as if we were on a holiday in the summer.
We decided to use Charlotte as the main singer as her lip syncing was the best although her lip movements needed to be more exaggerated to make it clear that she is mining to the song.
We also needed to be more creative with the type of shots used as we only used one. We did this because we just wanted to focus on getting the lip syncing right. Props could have been used to make it more interesting so we will keep this in mind when filming at Knebworth.
The song 'Summertime' has a lot of instrumentals in it but we didn't have enough shots to fill the gaps where there is no singing so we had to leave it with just Charlotte in front of the camera doing nothing. Therefore when we film at Knebworth we will make sure that we get enough shots to use as cutaways shots.
Another problem we had was that we had to use an Mp4 Aigo which didn't play the music out loud so we had to use white headphones which were clearly visible in the shots.
Another thing picked up on when our video was shown to the class was the rule of thirds and that the eye line should have been higher.
When it came to putting the shots to the music we didn't have any problems and we were able to get it exact, so overall we learnt a lot and are more prepared for filming in the future.
We did it twice through each with the person who was lip syncing at the time just simply sitting in front of the camera using a medium/close-up shot of the shoulders upwards. The framing of our shot was good as we kept the background simple and relevant to the song which was just a field which made it look as if we were on a holiday in the summer.
We decided to use Charlotte as the main singer as her lip syncing was the best although her lip movements needed to be more exaggerated to make it clear that she is mining to the song.
We also needed to be more creative with the type of shots used as we only used one. We did this because we just wanted to focus on getting the lip syncing right. Props could have been used to make it more interesting so we will keep this in mind when filming at Knebworth.
The song 'Summertime' has a lot of instrumentals in it but we didn't have enough shots to fill the gaps where there is no singing so we had to leave it with just Charlotte in front of the camera doing nothing. Therefore when we film at Knebworth we will make sure that we get enough shots to use as cutaways shots.
Another problem we had was that we had to use an Mp4 Aigo which didn't play the music out loud so we had to use white headphones which were clearly visible in the shots.
Another thing picked up on when our video was shown to the class was the rule of thirds and that the eye line should have been higher.
When it came to putting the shots to the music we didn't have any problems and we were able to get it exact, so overall we learnt a lot and are more prepared for filming in the future.
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