Showing posts with label Hannah. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hannah. Show all posts
Tuesday Shoot
Due to the rain and as we don't want to get electrocuted, we have decided to move tuesdays shoot to thursday after school instead.
Update
Thursday night was a success :D
We got almost all the shots we needed (minus 2; 1 because we couldn't find a decent phone box, and 2 because security removed us)
We are shooting all the tower gateway shots tonight as well as CUs of henry's mouth and henrys foot moving and the phone box shot. (friday) -
The foam shots will be done either monday, tuesday or wednesday evening.
Paint Day - Tuesday
To shoot:
LS - group
LS - group without henners
LS - group without pooie
LS - group without joshie
LS - group without drums
LS - group without guitar
LS - group without microphone
LS - group without clothes!
BCU - band (x3)
LS - without instruments PLUS paint!!
LS - group
LS - group without henners
LS - group without pooie
LS - group without joshie
LS - group without drums
LS - group without guitar
LS - group without microphone
LS - group without clothes!
BCU - band (x3)
LS - without instruments PLUS paint!!
Saturday Meeting - 29/09/07
Running shots (Tower Gateway) – Sunday Night (12pm)
DLR
Stairs
Car park stairs
Car park
Lift
Alley
(Phone-box)
(Taxi)
London eye –Monday evening
Paint room – Tuesday evening
Reshoots – Friday or Saturday night
DLR
Stairs
Car park stairs
Car park
Lift
Alley
(Phone-box)
(Taxi)
London eye –Monday evening
Paint room – Tuesday evening
Reshoots – Friday or Saturday night
Target Audience
‘Cubicle’ is of the electro rock/punk genre and draws from indie, emo and punk culture. It is an angry fusion of traditional instrumentation and synthesised beats. The target audience for our artist is the Indie generation, aged largely between 15 and 25, with most emphasis on the male market. They like to feel they are independent and non-mainstream, whereas in fact they are more of a broad demographic than they would like to think. They have a varying level of disposable income but are comfortable enough to spearhead the latest fashions and trends.
Stereotypically, this demographic wears skinny jeans and tight t-shirts – synonymous with Indie culture. Likewise, in their free time, they go to gigs at well known ‘small’ venues. Examples in London focus on Camden and the surrounding area, with venues like the Astoria and The Forum. Other bands that they may like include Fall Out Boy, My Chemical Romance, The Used, Blink 182, +44, Bowling for Soup and Hawthorne Heights. Our demographic favours stark colours, as well as red, white and black.
Their New Media consumption is high, which sees them frequently use services like YouTube, LiveJournal and PhotoBucket in addition to heavily visiting social-networking sites like MySpace. Digital Music is very popular with iPods being their must-have accessory. Our demographic use their mobiles every day and thus are prime consumers of 3G mobile media such as video, ringtones and WAP.
Mainstream magazine titles such as NME and Q Magazine are already aimed at our target audience. Moreover, the type of books they enjoy may include ‘The Perks of Being a Wallflower’, and ‘A Million Little Pieces’. In regard to TV, they enjoy watching music channels, for example MTV TWO, Kerrang and Q and in addition to terrestrial TV, watch mainstream youth channels like E4, MTV ONE and Sky One.
Stereotypically, this demographic wears skinny jeans and tight t-shirts – synonymous with Indie culture. Likewise, in their free time, they go to gigs at well known ‘small’ venues. Examples in London focus on Camden and the surrounding area, with venues like the Astoria and The Forum. Other bands that they may like include Fall Out Boy, My Chemical Romance, The Used, Blink 182, +44, Bowling for Soup and Hawthorne Heights. Our demographic favours stark colours, as well as red, white and black.
Their New Media consumption is high, which sees them frequently use services like YouTube, LiveJournal and PhotoBucket in addition to heavily visiting social-networking sites like MySpace. Digital Music is very popular with iPods being their must-have accessory. Our demographic use their mobiles every day and thus are prime consumers of 3G mobile media such as video, ringtones and WAP.
Mainstream magazine titles such as NME and Q Magazine are already aimed at our target audience. Moreover, the type of books they enjoy may include ‘The Perks of Being a Wallflower’, and ‘A Million Little Pieces’. In regard to TV, they enjoy watching music channels, for example MTV TWO, Kerrang and Q and in addition to terrestrial TV, watch mainstream youth channels like E4, MTV ONE and Sky One.
New Costume List
Bought
To Buy
- Black Skinny Jeans x3
- Shoes x2
- White Tshirt x1
- Sweatbands x2
- Belts x2
- Ties x2
To Buy
- Shirts
- Liquid Eyeliner
- Dark Eyeshadow
some new places ;)
LOCATIONS
Orchard Place – Royal Victoria – DLR
Peruvian Wharf – Royal Victoria – DLR
Other places around area – look on map and show group
Millennium Mills – Pontoon Dock – DLR
Ridgeley Mews – Willesden Junction – Bakerloo
Saro - http://www.derilectengland.netfirms.com/abandoned.uk.htm
Clapham North Air Raid tunnel – Northern Line
Hanworth Park House – Feltham
Lea Bridge Station – East London
Nunhead Cemetery – Southwark
Raynes Park Petrol Station
Stonebridge Estate, Harlesden - NW London
Putney Hospital
Ravenscourt Park Hospital - Hammersmith
Cane Hill - Croydon
Atkinson Morley Hospital - Blackshaw Road
West Middlesex University Hospital
Normansfield Hospital, Kingsto
Battersea Power Station
Saint Joseph's Seminary
WEBSITES
1. http://community.livejournal.com/abandonedplaces/
2. http://community.livejournal.com/urban_decay/
3. http://www.abandonedpast.co.uk/index.cfm?sid=6605&pid=101185
4. http://www.amelieriis.co.uk/
5. http://www.prettyvacant.fotopic.net/
6. http://www.freewebs.com/forgottenuk/index.htm
Orchard Place – Royal Victoria – DLR
Peruvian Wharf – Royal Victoria – DLR
Other places around area – look on map and show group
Millennium Mills – Pontoon Dock – DLR
Ridgeley Mews – Willesden Junction – Bakerloo
Saro - http://www.derilectengland.netfirms.com/abandoned.uk.htm
Clapham North Air Raid tunnel – Northern Line
Hanworth Park House – Feltham
Lea Bridge Station – East London
Nunhead Cemetery – Southwark
Raynes Park Petrol Station
Stonebridge Estate, Harlesden - NW London
Putney Hospital
Ravenscourt Park Hospital - Hammersmith
Cane Hill - Croydon
Atkinson Morley Hospital - Blackshaw Road
West Middlesex University Hospital
Normansfield Hospital, Kingsto
Battersea Power Station
Saint Joseph's Seminary
WEBSITES
1. http://community.livejournal.com/abandonedplaces/
2. http://community.livejournal.com/urban_decay/
3. http://www.abandonedpast.co.uk/index.cfm?sid=6605&pid=101185
4. http://www.amelieriis.co.uk/
5. http://www.prettyvacant.fotopic.net/
6. http://www.freewebs.com/forgottenuk/index.htm
Recce - Mental Institute: Hampstead Heath
Hannah, Henry and Sameer visited Hampstead Heath on Tuesday 24th July. Based on a tip-off from Ms Brookes, we set off in search for an abandoned mental institute. From the description, the potential location had long corridors, pillars and was half indoors, half outdoors. This was perfect for us in the sense that we are looking for somewhere with corridors and an old disused feel. However, from the outset we were aware that the indoors-outdoors aspect could be problematic, as it could seriously ruin the mood of the song.
After an hour or two of searching, we think we found the location we were being pointed to. An NHS hospital - housing a day outpatients department, a maternity ward and a mental health ward - fitting Ms Brookes' description looked perfect from the outside. However, as soon as we went through the gates with our camera, a woman came to speak to us. She not only lied that there was not (and never had been) a mental health ward there - which would have been altogether more convincing if there wasn't a 'Mental Health Ward - First Floor' sign over her shoulder - she refused outright at the idea of filming there. This was understandable, considering it was now a fully functioning hospital, which must have been come back into use since Ms Brookes last used it.
We learnt a lot from this recce and there are many things we can do to for next time to make sure we're more successful and effective.
- PLANNING: Although this time we couldn't find it, it's important for next time we look for the exact address for the location to save time wading through forests or fields. This can be done by getting maps and contact details of the potential location.
- PERMISSION: Only once we got there did it become really clear that we looked pretty amateur not having any sort of official permission from the school - we could have been anyone for all they knew. Next time, we must have letter from Ms Blackborow to prove who we are and to give some sort of legitimacy to the shoot.
- CONTACT: If we can find the contact details of the owner of the location beforehand, it would be good to get in touch in advance of the recce. This way, we can give full details of our plans, intentions and give a good first impression.
After an hour or two of searching, we think we found the location we were being pointed to. An NHS hospital - housing a day outpatients department, a maternity ward and a mental health ward - fitting Ms Brookes' description looked perfect from the outside. However, as soon as we went through the gates with our camera, a woman came to speak to us. She not only lied that there was not (and never had been) a mental health ward there - which would have been altogether more convincing if there wasn't a 'Mental Health Ward - First Floor' sign over her shoulder - she refused outright at the idea of filming there. This was understandable, considering it was now a fully functioning hospital, which must have been come back into use since Ms Brookes last used it.
We learnt a lot from this recce and there are many things we can do to for next time to make sure we're more successful and effective.
- PLANNING: Although this time we couldn't find it, it's important for next time we look for the exact address for the location to save time wading through forests or fields. This can be done by getting maps and contact details of the potential location.
- PERMISSION: Only once we got there did it become really clear that we looked pretty amateur not having any sort of official permission from the school - we could have been anyone for all they knew. Next time, we must have letter from Ms Blackborow to prove who we are and to give some sort of legitimacy to the shoot.
- CONTACT: If we can find the contact details of the owner of the location beforehand, it would be good to get in touch in advance of the recce. This way, we can give full details of our plans, intentions and give a good first impression.
This training module from the BBC Training & Development website details all of the things to do before, during and after a recce. We will consult it very carefully for our next test shoot - which will hopefully be in the coming weeks.
Video: To follow
Video: To follow
Meeting 5/6 - Friday 13th July
Group members present - Hannah, Sameer, Henry, Mrs B and Josh
We had two meetings on Friday (Period 1 and after school until 5) where we had just one aim which was to choose our song.
Minutes
During period 1 we looked at more possible options and the song was eventually finalised after school.
Our final song choice was Cubicle by Rinôçérôse.
After we had decided the song we looked into possible video options and we are thinking something to do with being locked up.
Targets
The targets for this week are to think in more detail about the video idea and start to look into different locations.
Next meeting - Monday the 16th periods 2 and 3
We had two meetings on Friday (Period 1 and after school until 5) where we had just one aim which was to choose our song.
Minutes
During period 1 we looked at more possible options and the song was eventually finalised after school.
Our final song choice was Cubicle by Rinôçérôse.
After we had decided the song we looked into possible video options and we are thinking something to do with being locked up.
Targets
The targets for this week are to think in more detail about the video idea and start to look into different locations.
Next meeting - Monday the 16th periods 2 and 3
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