Pre-Production
Proposal:
Me and my team have proposed our advert idea to the client. We convinced the client to to go ahead with our Idea. The video of me pitching the idea is shown in my previous blog post.
Storyboard:
We drew our storyboard on paper. We will use it as guideline of what to do when we are filming the television advert. The picture of the storyboard we are following is also posted on a previous blog post.
Production schedule:
Me and the team will start the production of the television advert on Monday 23rd of May. If necessary the production will be pushed to the following day, just in case of rain or the absence of a team member. The time of production may extend to two days.There will be a total of two to three scenes.
We will be producing the television advertisement in the Robert Clack school premises, with their permission. We will film outside in their playground at a bench.
The team consists of two actors a director and a camera operator. We will all be sharing contact information like phone numbers and email addresses. This will allow us to keep each other up to date on the progress of the project and any information that may effect the production schedule.
Contingency plan:
As mentioned earlier we may encounter bad weather most likely being rain. So, we will look at the weather forecast ahead of the filming day to avoid the rain. Another problem we could encounter would be the absence of a team member. So, we will keep another day available following the original filming day.
Risk assessment:
There would be very minimal risks while filming this advert. A potential risk could be the wind blowing the camera over and the camera would get damaged.
Shot list:
There will be approximately five shots in the advert we will be producing. All five shots will be filmed outside.
Shot 1
One of the friends are listening to music from their mobile through their head phones
Shot 2
Another friend asking them to put the music on speaker so all can enjoy.
Shot 3
The first friend responds that the screen of the phone is small and the speakers are not that great.
Shot 4
The third friend suggests that they can use their phone, which has a bigger screen and better front facing speakers.
Shot 5
The last shot shows all of the friends enjoying the music video on the Nexus 6P smart phone.
Costumes
All characters being played will be wearing casual clothing, consisting of jeans, T-shirts etc. This was also mentioned in a previous blog post.
We would need the following things for the production of the advert:
We will need a Nexus 6P (smart phone) and any other smart phone, these would be found from our group's personal property. We will also need some earphones also found from our personal property. The recording equipment would consist of a camera and an external microphone borrowed from the school.
Storyboard:
We drew our storyboard on paper. We will use it as guideline of what to do when we are filming the television advert. The picture of the storyboard we are following is also posted on a previous blog post.
Production schedule:
Me and the team will start the production of the television advert on Monday 23rd of May. If necessary the production will be pushed to the following day, just in case of rain or the absence of a team member. The time of production may extend to two days.There will be a total of two to three scenes.
We will be producing the television advertisement in the Robert Clack school premises, with their permission. We will film outside in their playground at a bench.
The team consists of two actors a director and a camera operator. We will all be sharing contact information like phone numbers and email addresses. This will allow us to keep each other up to date on the progress of the project and any information that may effect the production schedule.
Contingency plan:
As mentioned earlier we may encounter bad weather most likely being rain. So, we will look at the weather forecast ahead of the filming day to avoid the rain. Another problem we could encounter would be the absence of a team member. So, we will keep another day available following the original filming day.
Risk assessment:
There would be very minimal risks while filming this advert. A potential risk could be the wind blowing the camera over and the camera would get damaged.
Shot list:
There will be approximately five shots in the advert we will be producing. All five shots will be filmed outside.
Shot 1
One of the friends are listening to music from their mobile through their head phones
Shot 2
Another friend asking them to put the music on speaker so all can enjoy.
Shot 3
The first friend responds that the screen of the phone is small and the speakers are not that great.
Shot 4
The third friend suggests that they can use their phone, which has a bigger screen and better front facing speakers.
Shot 5
The last shot shows all of the friends enjoying the music video on the Nexus 6P smart phone.
Costumes
All characters being played will be wearing casual clothing, consisting of jeans, T-shirts etc. This was also mentioned in a previous blog post.
We would need the following things for the production of the advert:
We will need a Nexus 6P (smart phone) and any other smart phone, these would be found from our group's personal property. We will also need some earphones also found from our personal property. The recording equipment would consist of a camera and an external microphone borrowed from the school.
Costumes and Props
We would be wearing casual everyday clothes and will be using two smartphones and a pair of earphones for the production of the advertisement. We will source all of our customs and props from our groups personal property.
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