A Handheld Shot Running Behind Eleanor

This is one shot we will need to perfect, a lot. Although I like the unsteadyness of it (as she runs away from her 'worser' life) perhaps we should look into other ways, to do it. We were thinking possibly someone in a trolley and the other two pushing it behind Elle or something like that.

Costumes

In our video the main character (Elle) will be in two different outfits. In one 'section' of the video.. ther badder times, when she is with her boyfriend we want her in simple black leggins and a top with boots, we would like the make up to be very heavily black, so that we could possibly get a shot of a black tear and make up coming down her face, this will represent how messed up the relationship has made her etc. We would also like her to have a black leather jacket that is open for when she runs to create movement, and just generally make the shot look better.

Below is an on set shot of Eleanor running where she will be in the video. She is wearing what I have spoken about above, we feel it is an effective costume.

Here is some phone footage of us practising what we are going to do when she gets hit. I like tbhis lighting a lot, and the real cemeras will help us get a better picture. This lighting would also help us to create the dramatic shadows we are looking to create.

On Monday Emily and Eleanor went to the second of our possible filming locations, and here they took photos and videos on their phones of where we would be filming each seperate shot.

From this we were able to draft a storyboard with the photos and screen shots of videos.

Here is our second draft of our digital Storyboard. We have added in many more shots as out ideas have developed we have included shots of shadows on the ground of the sadder times in her life.

Storyboard Music Video.ppt Recovered]

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