Cast and setting list.

Members of the crew :
Harry : 07807244758
Clarky : 07912945313
Actors :
Clarky : Lead singer
Joe Salmon : Drummer
Tim Worthington: Guitarist
Neil Alan: Bassist
Car Driver :Rob
Love Interest :
Anna

Setting :
Party scene/ Performance : Clarky's House, friends house
Street scene : Upper Grosvenor Rd, Forum Rd, Mt Sion. Tunbridge Wells
Walking Scene : Mt Sion
Love scenes : Main street, Tunbridge Wells.

Animatic Production

The animatic filming was created simply using the cameras allocated from the media rooms, we used a tri-pod to ensure that the filming would be easier and the camera would be stable enough to allow for us to film the storyboard in such a way that the film would be consistent for editing purposes.
The film was easily uploaded, following the instructions given by Miss Johnson.
we had 34 different story board sections and allocated 4 seconds per one. This was about two and a half minutes worth of film and after uploading the song we found that more film was needed. I re sketched some of the scenes and legnthened them to a correct size, we also decided to add some additional footage that legthened the film to a more appropriate legnth that fitted well with the song legnth.
The next step was to alter the editing and section the filming in a way that would allow us to modify the film in sections. This allowed us to be able to manouveure the different sections into a different order.
The next task was to move the order so it would encompass the music and the timing would be correct, This was fairly time consuming and took a lot of tiem playing the track back.
Once we had sorted the order of the film we uploaded the animatic onto Youtube (link above) this gave us the oppurtunity to view the video and allowed the other members of our class to comment and criticise our work.

The final filming allowed us to view the storyboard in time with the music and gave us an insight into possible locations that would be suitable for the video settings, this also allowed us to make technical notes and decide upon the type of camera techniques and editing we could include to improve the nature of our video. We began to start planning ahead for the locations, props, actors/extras we would need and the different equipment we would need to create the visual effects we required.

The process allowed us to get the basic knowledge of the programme and set the basis for the future film editing. We performed a number of extra sequences with different effects purely as an experiment to see which effects worked well and the limitations that we would face with the editing of the film.