Monday, 7 November 2016

Locations and actor planning

We will have two actors in our music video, Jamie Simms, and Erin wilson. These two actors will be demonstrating the good and bad points of a dysfunctional relationship. For our music video we will include several locations fro many different scenes. One of the locations that we are having our music video set in is the drama studio at castle sixth form. The drama studio will include a lot of space where we can use the music video narrative to it's full advantage. The drama studio will be useful to use in our video because some parts in the music video will include some dance choreography which space is required and the setting will make the performance of the dance more realistic. We still need permission for the drama studio.








James's house will be used for many scenes for when we film the close relationship of the two characters in the music video. This part of the narrative will have both characters using there spare to hang out with each other and we chose this location because having both character looking like they live together make the video more realistic. The location is also useful because it is not set near the castle sixth form which makes the video quite dull and boring because local places are quite original. For this location we have been granted permission to use the house.





A forrest by the Mundy's is another location where we will be filming to create more drama in the narrative because the character will be lost and scared making the music video more intense throughout the narrative. The forrest location is also a useful location because it is a place where the character will be alone and the narrative is about the male character trying to find his ex girlfriend but he is lost and he doesn't know how to find her.














Learning comment: From this task we have now decided what locations we are going to use in our music video. We are going to use three locations for our final idea. we decided on the locations on what suits best for the narrative.

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