Tuesday, 27 November 2012
Monday, 26 November 2012
Tuesday, 20 November 2012
Monday, 19 November 2012
Jaime Thraves
Post production/activities
- Made short films at University
- Used award winning short film as a 'Calling Card' to get a foot in the door with the video production company Factory Films
- Began by shooting three very low budget music videos which cost about £5000 each
The process of choosing ad making a music
- A commisioner from a record company label sends a track to 5-10 directors
- The directors then each submit a treatment
- This Stage is unpaid
- The Director who has submitted the best treatment is then commisioned to make the video and only then is the director paid
Jaime Thraves submitted treatments for his two best known videos and each was accepted.
1. Radiohead - Just
- £100,000 budget
- Shot in three days
- £200,000 Budget
- Shot in three days
Jaime Thraves - most recent video- Japanese pop stars Song of Lisa
- Currently videos cost about £20,000
- Shooting time - 2 days
- Jaime has used the music videos to get into the film business
- Has so far shot three features
- The Low Down
- The Cry Of The Owl
- Treade Jr
- Use the lyrics but try not to be literal
- Most importantly - Go with the emotion of the lyrics.
Music Lyrics for My Two Left Feet
You look so good when you're dancing
I watch you spill your drink on the tops of your shoes
You look so good when you're dancing
Can I have this dance with you for the rest of my life
All your crooked teeth
Make a perfect smile
I'd buy a wall full of clocks
If it would stop time for awhile
I love to watch your mouth
Move with the words of the songs
And I don't care
If they're right or wrong
You look so good when you're dancing
I watch you spill your drink on the tops of your shoes
You look so good when you're dancing
Can I have this dance with you for the rest of my life
Love is like water
Shaped from the shores that it meets
Your delicate fingers
And my two left feet
Me in my stiff Sunday clothes
Pressed starched pants
We'll keep the light at our backs
And watch our shadows hold hands
Please hold my hand
Because you look so good when your dancing
I watch you spill your drink on the tops of your shoes
You look so good when your dancing
Can I have this dance with you for the rest of my life
Can I have this dance with you
Can I have this dance with you
For the rest of my life
I watch you spill your drink on the tops of your shoes
You look so good when you're dancing
Can I have this dance with you for the rest of my life
All your crooked teeth
Make a perfect smile
I'd buy a wall full of clocks
If it would stop time for awhile
I love to watch your mouth
Move with the words of the songs
And I don't care
If they're right or wrong
You look so good when you're dancing
I watch you spill your drink on the tops of your shoes
You look so good when you're dancing
Can I have this dance with you for the rest of my life
Love is like water
Shaped from the shores that it meets
Your delicate fingers
And my two left feet
Me in my stiff Sunday clothes
Pressed starched pants
We'll keep the light at our backs
And watch our shadows hold hands
Please hold my hand
Because you look so good when your dancing
I watch you spill your drink on the tops of your shoes
You look so good when your dancing
Can I have this dance with you for the rest of my life
Can I have this dance with you
Can I have this dance with you
For the rest of my life
Tuesday, 13 November 2012
Vox Pops write up
Vox Populi is the Latin words for Voice of the People
Usually the interviewees are shown in public places, and are supposed to be giving spontaneous opinions in a chance encounter. The Vox pops recorded are usually used on news programmes like BBC and ITV News to show balance
Each person is asked the same question about a certain subject and give their personal opinion and the news programmes get a variety of answers. Journalists are usually instructed to approach a wide range of people to get a varied answers from different points of view.
Usually the interviewees are shown in public places, and are supposed to be giving spontaneous opinions in a chance encounter. The Vox pops recorded are usually used on news programmes like BBC and ITV News to show balance
Each person is asked the same question about a certain subject and give their personal opinion and the news programmes get a variety of answers. Journalists are usually instructed to approach a wide range of people to get a varied answers from different points of view.
Monday, 12 November 2012
Thursday, 8 November 2012
Shooting Schedule
Shooting
Schedule
Day
|
Scene
|
Location
|
Equipment
|
Costumes
|
Props
|
Cast +Crew
|
1
2
|
Dancing
scene/ stage
Solo guitar
playing and singing
|
Robert Clack
Upper School Main Hall
Robert Clack
Lower School Band Room/Studio
|
HD camera
Monopod
Tripod
HD camera
Monopod
Tripod
|
Sixth Form Dress
code
Sixth Form Dress
code
|
Guitar
Chair
Guitar
Chair
|
Chris
Thomson
Kayne
Mcmillan
Katie Edmead
Chris
Thomson
Kayne
Mcmillan
|
Risk Assessment
Risk Assessment
Group Members: Chris
Thomson, Kayne Mcmillan and Katie Edmead Location:
Robert Clack School
Hazard
|
Person(s)
at Risk
|
Likelihood
of Hazard
1 –
Extremely Unlikely
5 –
Extremely Likely
|
Severity
of Hazard Outcomes
1 –
Very Low Risk
5 – Very
High Risk
|
Risk
Level
(Likelihood
+ Severity)
2
|
Measures
to Take to Manage Risk
|
Risk
Managed?
Y/N
|
Cable wires lying around
|
2
|
4
|
3
|
7
|
We cleared the room of all hazards like wires on the floor
|
Y
|
Students interfering
|
2/3
|
5
|
4
|
9
|
We made sure that no students could hear us so they wouldn’t know we
were there
|
Y
|
Tuesday, 6 November 2012
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