Wednesday, 18 June 2014

Cast/Crew List

Crew List;
Patrick Swift
Alex Langner
Laura Cawte
Josh Barnett
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Cast List;
Patrick Swift -Bully/Business man
Alex Langer -Bully/The boss
Laura Cawte -Bride
Josh Barnett -Student
Elicia Martin -Assistant manger

Bride

Prop list;
  •  Make-up
  • Flowers
  • Phone

Set list;


·        Mirror
·        bed
·        bedside table
·        chair




 Costume;


·        Wedding dress
·        bed-wear



Archetypes;


·        Happy
·        white
·        flowers
·        church
·        smart clothing



Location;

  • Bedroom
  • Bathroom
  • Church

Student


Prop list;

  • Pen
  • Coursework
  • Revision books,

Set/location list;


·        School
·        classroom
·        table
·        chair
·        whiteboard


 Costume;

·        Uniform
·        bag
·        shirt
·        tie
·        black trousers
·        glasses
·        black shoes


Archetypes;

·        Wimp
·        uncool
·        nerd


Location;
  • Classroom
  • Canteen
  • Library

Business Man

Prop list;

  • Pen 
  • Keyboard
  • Desk
  • Door
  • Chair
  • Briefcase
  • Papers


Set list;

  • Desk chair
  • Computer
  • Computer desk


Costume;

  • Suit
  • Tie
  • Smart trousers/jeans
  • Black shoes
  • Briefcase



 Archetypes;

  • Bossy
  • Mean
  • Good posture
  • Smart
  • Hated



 Location;

  • Office
  • Hallway

Wednesday, 2 April 2014

Extensive research

Dubstep
Dubstep is a genre of electronic dance music that originated in South London, England. It emerged in the late 1990s as a development within a lineage of related styles such as 2- step garage, broken beat, drum and bass, jungle, dub and reggae.
In the UK the origins of the genre can be traced back to the growth of the Jamaican sound system party scene in the early 1980s.
 The music generally features syncopated drum and percussion patterns with bass lines that contain prominent sub bass frequencies.
The earliest dubstep releases date back to 1998, and were usually featured as B-sides of 2-step garage single releases. These tracks were darker, more experimental remixes with less emphasis on vocals, and attempted to incorporate elements of breakbeat and drum and bass into 2-step. In 2001, this and other strains of dark garage music began to be showcased and promoted at London's night clubs.

xKore
19 year-old xKore (pronounced as ex-core), diverse productions and already brimming cannon of exquisitely produced music is deserving of a wide spread and eclectic bracket – if you must choose to include him in one, that is. If it’s frenetic, sharply tweaked drum beats and musically reinforced, melodic bass lines you’re after, you can be safe in the knowledge that xKore’s etched his name into uniquely heavy slabs of futurism soaked, contemporary dance floor music. Just ask the likes of Skream & Benga, Dillon Francis, Borgore and many more household names from across electronic music’s leading lights, all of whom have cottoned on to his mean, lean experimental sound.

xKore first burst onto the scene with a free track entitled 'Hello' last
October (which has now broken the one million mark on UKF). Ever since then (and in the space of just a year and a half) he’s notched up a selection of evolving releases, etching his name into some of the underground’s leading
stables and avoiding the’ dubstep-by-numbers’ template that plagues the scene; turning his hand to a range of styles, from his blistering debut EP Domination on Cognition to the Full Russian EP on Buygore, Lazershark EP for GAWA and recent EP Stabs for Inspected.

Things have really started to blossom for the young xKore when his remix of Sub Focus’ 'Falling Down' smashed its way to No.1 on the Dubstep Top 100 Chart, and has propelled him to the forefront of the current musical explosion. With
forthcoming remixes for the likes of drum and bass veteran Metrik on Viper
Recordings, UK urban collective The Foreign Beggars and a full, second release coming up on Inspected, xKore’s grabbing the bull by the horns with intense vigor and galvanized spirit.

As xKore’s sound progresses alongside his formative years, his growing
trajectory shows no sign of letting up, as he continues to fuse together the
best of all contemporary dancefloor music into his own brand of heavyweight
destroyers. The future holds no limits for this titan of ‘bass culture’ – so
make sure you don’t sleep on him for one second

Development of idea through research

We have decided to choose the 'Everyday People' idea as we think it would work easiest for our group.
All of the ideas we have for this can work within the college except the commuter therefore we have chosen to remove that character from our video as is inconvenient for us.

We thought that putting the student in the video would be perfect for our target audience to relate to. It shows how much work he is piled with and how stressful it can be and then especially when you are getting bullied at the same time.

We thought that the business man was a good idea as it is a bit like an in-depth student; you come out of school to get a job and it is the same with loads of work and a horrible boss who is like the 'bully'. It shows how stressful a job can be but you just have to grin and bare it.


The bride is not an everyday occurrence for our target audience but we thought it would be good to put a female character in our video and make her situation completely different to the others.

We wanted our video to be different but similar to a regular music video. It is different in the way of the story is; i couldnt find one similar to it.
It is similar by the effects we want in it like repitition and jolting images that look like they are skipping back.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2cXDgFwE13g


Concepts

Army/Soldier 
  • Reggae/dubstep mix -song?
  • Special Unit trying to assassinate a corrupt person in power (someone running an illegal operation) 
  • Have to take down outlaws in order to complete the mission
  • Explosions needed in order to show death scenes
  •  Costumes and props are easily obtainable and location is easy to find.
  • Creating the 'war' scene is not so easy

 Strong Native Americans 
  • Modern day issues 
  • Drug dealing 
  • Assassination/murder
  • Song -Make It Bun Den Dem by Skrillex and Daimain Marley
  • Dealing with a drug dealing gang(?)

Random compilation
  • Video clips merged
  • Fun/weird
  • Different to usual "serious" music videos
  • Song -Koan Sound –The Edge or Droideka -Get Hyper 

Everyday people
  • Everyday life
  • Issues within them
  • Bride(for Laura), Business Man, Commuter and Student 
  • Stressful situations
  • Flip out on the base drop
  • Characters have a narrative -relatable for the target audience