Above, we have outlined the budget for the our shoot. Although this is only an estimate using average costs, we have accounted for variations in cost by leaving a remaining budget for unforeseen circumstances (£35). This should be enough to cover any fluctuations in price. We are well within the budget that we proposed, as shown. We raised the budget from our initial figure of £150, as we felt that the hiring of equipment would significantly enhancing the production value of our product.
Monday, 30 November 2015
Budgeting - Kieran Panchal 9652 and Joshua Manley 9645
Above, we have outlined the budget for the our shoot. Although this is only an estimate using average costs, we have accounted for variations in cost by leaving a remaining budget for unforeseen circumstances (£35). This should be enough to cover any fluctuations in price. We are well within the budget that we proposed, as shown. We raised the budget from our initial figure of £150, as we felt that the hiring of equipment would significantly enhancing the production value of our product.
Monday, 23 November 2015
Location Scouting - Kieran Panchal 9652 and Joshua Manley 9645
Georgian Chapel, Peckham, London, SE15
Shootfactory.co.uk
location-collective.co.uk
Shootfactory.co.uk
location-collective.co.uk
This was the first choice of location that we looked at. After deciding that it was ideal for the genre and atmosphere we were looking to create, we got in contact with various agencies that deal with the hiring of this location such as 'Shootfactory' and 'location-collective'. When doing this we outlined the budget and logistics of the project before getting a quote for the price of the shoot. Many of the location letting agencies that we contacted proposed that the hiring of the Peckham Chapel was approximately £200 over the budget that we had proposed. This meant that we were unable to proceed with the scouting of this site.
Drive Two, Bethnal Green, E1
Shootfactory.co.uk
Next, we looked at Drive Two in Bethnal Green. This 700 square metre warehouse suited the theme of our narrative as it was large enough to allow us to create a sense of space and atmosphere in the setting. In addition, the industrial nature of the location and run-down feel also would be ideal for creating the context and establishing the genre around the narrative. We also contacted various agencies that provided a hiring service for this location. Unfortunately, again, this location was over budget, and the hiring of this would mean compromising other props and elements of the shoot that would help to increase the production value. We were also unable to proceed with the scouting of this location.
Grange Barn, Coggeshall
nationaltrust.org.uk/grange-barn
The Grange Barn in Coggeshall would have also been a suitable location for our shoot, as the barn would have created an effective rural aesthetic. We figured that because this was a national trust site, the hiring of this space may be discounted or easily accessible. After getting in contact with the site to ask about availability of the location, we were unfortunately sent a response denying us access as live music is not permitted within the site, but is necessary in our plot. The email below shows the response.
Copped Hall, Epping
http://www.coppedhalltrust.org.uk
We also contacted Copped Hall, a Georgian mansion overlooking a landscaped parkland in rural Epping. This location would have been idyllic, as logistically it would have been due suitable to its location close to where we are based, meaning that the transport of equipment and travel would have been more manageable. The aesthetic of the location was particularly fitting, as the rural setting and antique feel would have been suitable for the genre of our piece. Unfortunately, after contacting Copped Hall, we found that the building was closed during the period that we wished to film in, as evidenced below.
Advert Mock Up 3 - Kieran Panchal 9652
This advert mock up that i have created also conforms to the template design that I have previously shown. The main image is an action photograph of an Australian Shepherd Dog. Once again, this would create an association with the music video, as we plan to include a dog similar to this as a character. A strong blur effect has been used towards the bottom of the image, which allows the text to be more legible on the soft background. When creating a final version of this advert, I would use the real dog from the shoot, but create a more dingy environment around the subject, using low key lighting.
Advert Mock Up 2 - Kieran Panchal 9652
This poster is also in line with the template that i created using Adobe Indesign (shown below). For the main central image i have used an image that is vague and ambiguous. The Sigur Ros logo also adds credibility to the image. The manner in which the light is entering the darkness is a metaphor that is associated with the video content, and the ethos of the character. Whilst the text is well-aligned and positioned, there is also an abundance of blank space that represents the minimalism of the music.
Advert Mock Up 1 - Kieran Panchal 9652
This is my first poster mock up. This takes a small element from the music video and incorporates it into the poster as a main focus/central image. This provides an association that the audience can make with the music video. The Sigur Ros logo also adds credibility to the piece. I have edited the picture using photoshop to increase the contrast slightly to give the image a more gritty feel. In addition, I have changed used a green overlay hue, making the image closer to the style of existing Sigur Ros album tones. I have included all of the main generic conventions of an album advert. This is a basis for a final poster design, when creating my final piece i will use a shot that i have photographed on the day of the video shoot.
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