Storyboard - First Draft!

This is the first draft of my storyboard, I am not really an artist so sorry for the bad drawings. This is from the initial planning I have started since July, and the narrative and shots used as the year progresses would change.

Consumer Profile

Here is a video of me talking about who is my target audience for my music video talking about demographics. I've also talked about the psychographics of my consumers and I think it is important I have included that because I need to make sure that  my audience would interact very well with my music video, because they could relate to them in some sense.

What are the connotations, ideologies and target audience of Latitude Festival?

Latitude Festival currently targets a variety of audiences from teenagers aged 13-19 Years old and also young adults aged 20-25 years old.

My annotation of the home page of  the Latitude website and the poster of the acts performing and how they have designed their layout to get the attention of the audiences.

Textual Storyboard

1. Tracking Shot of a train journey travelling through wheatfields at daytime. The effect used at this shots would include changing the brightness to show that the journey being taken isn't a happy one.
2. Close-Up Shot of Kirsty singing the first line of Verse 1 in a black and white with a Cross Dissolve transition to colour.
3. Tracking Shot of Billie and Kirsty walking around Cromer Pier in Colour and the scene then transitions to Black and white
4. Close Up Shot of Kirsty singing the bridge in a beach scenery in Black and White which then transitions into
5. Long Shot of Kirsty in the beach with no one else around her, in order to show  her isolation from the world and how  run down she is.
6. Close Up Shot of Kirsty with another man in black and white, walking around chapelfield gardens. Which shows she has moved on from her past relationship but the scene shows how she's still in the past and is not happy, an example of this would be the music video Broken Arrow by Pixie Lott which shows she tries to move on but she still loves the person she was with and can't move on, which is what I'm trying to portray mostly in this video. The video then cross dissolves to Colour back to Cromer Beach.
7. Close Up Shot of Billie and Kirsty holding hands on the beach  in Colour which then transitions to a
8. Tracking Shot of  Kirsty and Billie running around at the beach in Colour to show theeir happiness when they're together. The scene then Cross Dissolves into Black and White
9. Close Up Shot of Kirsty singing the Bridge and Chorus in a different scenery in Black and White, which transitions into a
10. Tracking Close Up Shot of Kirsty singing the last line of the song, and then meets up with the man, earlier on from the music video, looking happy, because its what they both would've wante dto do, to move on.

Camera Shots, Angles and Effects Being Planned to use for "You Are Everywhere"

Shots

• Tracking - Used to an extent
• Tilt
• Close Up - Filmed the whole song in one location with just this shot.
• Long - Used to an extent
• Tracking - Used to ane xtent

Angles

• High
• Low

Effects

• Split Screen - I got the idea from past students, and also other music video's such as Plaine White T's "Hey There Delilah"
• Cross Dissolves - I've used Cross Dissolves at my Thriller Film, to show transition
• Dip To Black
• Black and White

Still Shots of Shooting of "You Are Everywhere" at Cromer Beach

Why has been an in crease in the amount of Music Festivals in the UK?

The proliferation of music festivals in the country has increased. The majority of these festivals have the use of mainstream artists e.g. Ne-Yo, Jessie J etc. Another reason behind the increase is because of the interest of other music festivals for other music genres such as Acoustic or Folk, which could target niche audiences, which in turn could show diversification of festivals, to keep up with the demand of consumer's lifestyle. With the increase of technology being available, creating the festival could be lowered and much easier to plan.

Other Locations for "You are Everywhere"

Shot List

1.   Tracking Shot – Shot of the journey of the train going to Cromer, train have the view of fields.
2. Close Up Shot – of Kirsty inside the train singing the First verse
3. Longt Shot -of Kirsty looking at the seaside to show her loneliness and being alienated of the people around her.
4.    Long Shot – of Kirsty and her boyfriend messing around at the beach
5. Two Shot - of Kirsty and her boyfriend eating at a local restaurant.
6. Close UpShot - Kirsty singing the first part the bridge
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"You are Everywhere" - Initial Mood Board

Mood Board for "You are Everywhere" on Prezi

This is the Initial Mood Board for "You Are Everywhere" this is my initial thoughts of how I am going to create the video, any inter-textual references it might have, location etc.

Confirmation of the Use of "You Are Everywhere"

Before July, I have e-mailed Aleka to seek permission of the us of "You Are Everywhere", within that time, I was also seeking permission for Charlotte Woodhouse track "Wait Patiently" but she declined my permission, then Aleka replied to my permission and agreed to let me use "You Are Everywhere" to be the track for my music video. Below are the screenshots of the confirmation by Aleka.