Monday, 18 January 2016

Complication: Editting update

During the filming stage of the creation of our music video we came across complications with certain aspects of our original idea. Firstly, we've decided to stop  using the children idea that was originally going to be at the beginning of our video. We've done this because, we couldn't work out a suitable time for the prime filming to take place; therefore we felt that we had enough footage to go without this part. Secondly; we have changed our filming location for a part of the music video from Brighton to Southend. Numerous reasons that concern this complication mainly roam around the fact that it takes a long time to get to Brighton and it's hard to get the time for our actors to film at this time as well. Therefore we felt that Southend was just as good a place to use for a beach scene as it's a rock beach like Brighton and has a better atmosphere to show emotion. That and it's also an hour closer.

Tuesday, 5 January 2016

16+Permission Slip

Due to the fact that my partner and I have decided to use children in the beginning of our video, it is imperative that we stick to the laws of filming outside of school walls. If a person or persons are under the age of 16 then a permission slip must be handed to a parent or guardian for them to sign to allow their face to be on camera and for the footage to be allowed to be used. Within our video we are using a young boy and a young girl who will be walking dogs together, symbolising the time that our two main characters meet. The form includes important information that must be noted by parents/guardians and that also we have to know. For example, allergies are a very important thing as we are using two dogs within our video. If one or both of the children are allergic then we must find a way to shoot the scene without causing harm to our young actors. A simple way around this is the dogs we are hoping to use are hypoallergenic; by this we mean that the dogs fur isn't contaminated with possible bacteria that can cause an allergic reaction.