Schedule

To help us remain organised and prepared throughout this process Ceri and I have created a schedule as shown below. We will be updating this schedule as we work through creating our music video, showing our aims for each date.

Schedule 

September 2017

 15th September 2017: Presented pitch to class to gain both verbal and written feedback from the class.

17th September 2017: Contact the Church to understand how much we may or may not be able to film there.

19th September 2017: Had a change of plan and decided to now film using access to the stage and lighting. Contact a lighting expert to begin to understand what we may be able to use/do with the lighting.

20th September 2017: Create a picture inspiration of lighting and detail what effects we would like to us if possible, this inspiration has also been posted on our blogs. Learnt that the effects we would like to create with the lighting are all possible and begin to plan for this.

21st September 2017: Planned to meet to get a tour of the stage and lighting for the 22nd. Begin storyboarding.   

22nd September 2017: Shown and taught the basics of the lighting, to have an understanding of what is possible, what different effects look like and a tour of the stage.

25th September 2017: Begin risk assessment.  

27th September 2017: Film with basic shots only the dancers within the dance studio, to allow us to fully understand the dance and aid with our storyboarding. Take photos of stage location during this.

October 2017

1st October 2017: Arrange another meeting to look at the lights and develop our knowledge further.

2nd October 2017-6th October 2017: Have meeting about lights and stage.

9th October 2017 Onwards: Film the music video  

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