Friday 12 May 2017

Planning: Storyboard

A storyboard is a series of shots put together in order to construct a final piece, with the task of delivering a message and telling a story. They can often be administered to ensure that the ideas and vision of the group are transferred onto the sheet or canvas, then used to help the group with visualising the shot-list and music video.  It is very helpful for the group as it creates a more accessible platform for the group to look at, understand, and visualise, in terms of a final music video, as it is each individuals idea fitted into one.


Scene 1-4

This is a rough but precise copy of the planned scenes 1, 2, 3 and 4. They depict the main character initially taking the literal meanings of the lyrics and trying to act it out like in scene 4, the lyric quotes 'I even had Steve giving out Apples for free'. so we planned to create a scene that looks like other ensembles displaying their apple iPhones to the audience.

Scene 5-8

This is also a rough copy of the planning of scenes 5, 6, 7 and 8. They depict the main character continually lip-syncing and performing the song to the camera, acting out most lyrics manually and presenting an image precise enough to allow our plan to go forward. 


Scene 9-12

This is the rough copy of the planned scenes between 9, 10, 11 and 12. This was an idea we had hoped to also take the lyrics to match the visuals. The initial reaction was that it would be too much of a burden on the characters, but we decided to let it slide as it would connect with the genre expectations of being hyped and energetic.


Scene 13-16

This is the final rough copy of the scenes 13, 14, 15 and 16. This idea was thought of by the majority of the group and involved both characters as it was nearing the end of the song, with interactions between both characters being key. The end scene was an initial plan to be an establishing shot of a few buildings with a slight view of the cloud to suggest that in the sky is where the 'Angels' are.

Conclusion
With the storyboard we will be hoping to take the ideas and visuals put down on each paper canvas and ensure that our characters put it to practice. With this we can take on the role of generating a positive artist image, with the mixture of positive body language, eccentric visuals and a funky vibe that has the ability to give the audience something to dance to and enjoy.

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