Final Product: Music Video 'TGIF'

Here is our final product with improvements made to it from audience feedback.

Final Product: DigiPak

FINAL DIGIPAK

The original net we used:

Final Product: Magazine Advert

Final Product: Advert with audience feedback

• we have showed our peers what we have created and they have showed various opinions on our  advert which is good because we are able to understand their point of view.
• The main feedback we have received was that the picture does resemble the genre of rap based on the clothing of the character and the graffiti style image.
• We have received comments that it includes what real adverts have seen of bands such as 'Chainsmokers' and 'Jay-z'. They said that it contains what is needed on a adverts e.g. the social media links like spotify and the website which will allow them to find out more about the music video.
• its aesthetically pleasing to the eyes because of the colour scheme, the colour scheme is blue yellow and orange which is contrasted with the great background. the image stands out to the audience which allows them to link the image of bart simpson to our rapper
• our audiences believed that the font size of the title and name make it easier to distinguish what this advert is about (which is a song) and his name is easily distinguishable as it the first thing you see when looking at the poster

Criticisms:

• based on my audience i was able to find out that the colour of grey on black makes the writing not stand out as she was not able to see the song/ album name.
• The rating shown suggests that its like a movie as movie trailers have ratings on them which is what made them a bit confused about the intention of the advert. however they mentioned that because the rapper is crouching it makes it seem as if its a music video
• the rapper was also an issue because he seems smaller than the image in the background of bart Simpson which means that the attention is on bart Simpson rather than on the rapper which is why he said to enlarge the image of the rapper to make it seem more about him. 

overall they believed that the advert is believable and it does convey and portray rap genre throughout it as the graffiti links to rap/hip hop, the outfit of the rapper and pose makes him seem more ghetto and more like the hip hop culture. the vibe and atmosphere of adverts is a gangster vibe which is good because it suggests a strong link with rap genre.however there are aspects which i would change about this advert such as the font colour, it blends in too much with the grey background so if i was to repeate this process i would try and experiment with more colours and placements of fonts.

TGIF Music video with audience feedback

 Heres our audience feedback on the editing we have created so far. Their ideas and views are documented and shown on aspects which they like and dislike.

PRODUCTION: Rough Cut - Feedback

Here is the  first rough cut for our Music video 'TGIF' by Chris Yonge

And here is the feedback we got for our Rough Cut

CONSTRUCTION POST: 3 days of filming

Day 1 of filming we filmed in Waterloo Graffiti tunnel

Our start time was 9:50 this is because we needed the tunnel to be empty so we chose 9;50 am because most people would be at work and this shows us carrying the dolly.

Our first try in filming, we were trying out angles, lighting and which end of tunnel we should film in, we had two cameras i shot long shots whilst the other filmed close ups

this is when we settled down in the waterloo tunnel,we needed the dolly for the tracking shots and smooth shots so this is us setting it up

this represents the two cameras we used, this shows the smoother dolly shots and the extreme close ups which we filmed. with two cameras we gained more angles and shots

this shows our useage of space and change of angles, also our two cameras are featured which shows the different angles we chose

this clip shows our journey we had to use two tubes to get to the location however we chose non busy hours so we got there in 1hour which is managable

this is us viewing the area, looking for sections of the tunnel to use for filming, we looked at graffiti which we though would look good such as the one on the ceiling or the one with the girl drawn on.

Day two: hounslow treaty centre car park:

here it shows how we recorded we had the song playing through speaker this allowed us to know what parts we need to film for the section of the song. We also needed to repeat a verse and re shoot which is why one filmed other changed song/ re winded it

this was us looking at locations, looking around this one for sections which we can film a dance routine in. We all started preparing the camera and lighting.

this clip shows us trying different angles, and areas in the same location. additionally we looked at health and safety measures as i looked around in case cars were coming as its was a car park

This is our group member warming up for the dance scene and us checking if the lighting is good / looking around for cars coming.

This clip shows how we needed someone to change the song and rewind it to the specific scene which we need to shoot in this location. 

This is the behind the scenes, where we later switched who films so that me and my other group member each shoot certain scenes.

This sign we read it and it allowed us to film and what to do in case something happens which is important if a car runs us over or fire occurs while we film.

Day 3 of shooting: In our group members house:

This is us sending a message which would be shown on the camera where its filming the other phone which is receiving the text to make it seem as if he just got a text from a friend

This shows our creativity as we had one camera on a tripod and the other one was on books to make the camera angle low which would match the bed scene.

This clip shows our use of two camera which shows how we got more than one angle whilst shooting the same scene. This allows the editor to have more clips to chose from

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