Saturday, 23 April 2011
StoryBoard
After discussing and finalizing the narrative and shots, Emily put together a storyboard to clearly show the narrative and our intension to improve our video so far.
Shot List
Shot List
First shot - Mid-long two shot of the couple on the bed
Second Shot - Close up of 'I love you' message
Third Shot - Mid shot of the couple hugging
Forth Shot - Change of scene and location to a long shot of the couple arguing
Fifth Shot - Long shot of girl leaving the house and walking down the street
Sixth Shot - Close up of the girl, moving with her as she walks away
Seventh Shot - Change of location to mid shot of party scenes
Eigth Shot - Mid shot of girl coming into the door, camera pans to follow her as she greets her friends
Ninth Shot - Mid shot of guy coming through the door
Tenth Shot - Mid Shot - Close up of the girls showing their reactions
Eleventh Shot - Long shot of guy as the girls sweep past him, completely blanking him
Twelfth Shot - Long shot of girls walking away arm in arm
Thirteenth shot - Mid shot of girl as she stops to get the note from her pocket
Forteenth Shot - Close up of the 'I Love You' note again
Fifteenth Shot - Close up of her scrunching up the note
Adding of a Narrative
After viewing our music video several times, we decided to improve it by adding a narrative story line to accompany the performance based video.
We listened carefully to the lyrics and interpreted this into an idea for a narritive, which like most narratives, consisted of a couple and their relationship.
When researching narratives, I started by looking at the original 'Since You've Been Gone' music video by Kelly Clarkson.
The video starts off by showing a confident girl (Kelly Clarkson), showing how she's moved on from her boyfriend. This narrative then continues into a performance video, similar to that of our video.
Another music video I looked at is Beyonce's video for song 'If I Were a Boy.
The part of the video that particularly catches my attention is the narrative in the middle of the video. In shows a clear arguement between a couple, which is portrayed as a common thing in most narrative based music videos. As a group, we will take these points upon board and try to use aspects of them in our own narrative.
We listened carefully to the lyrics and interpreted this into an idea for a narritive, which like most narratives, consisted of a couple and their relationship.
When researching narratives, I started by looking at the original 'Since You've Been Gone' music video by Kelly Clarkson.
The video starts off by showing a confident girl (Kelly Clarkson), showing how she's moved on from her boyfriend. This narrative then continues into a performance video, similar to that of our video.
Another music video I looked at is Beyonce's video for song 'If I Were a Boy.
The part of the video that particularly catches my attention is the narrative in the middle of the video. In shows a clear arguement between a couple, which is portrayed as a common thing in most narrative based music videos. As a group, we will take these points upon board and try to use aspects of them in our own narrative.
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