Shot List

Shot	Timing
Medium Shot of Artist Entering Hall	0:00 - 0:04
Low Angle of Artist walking towards piano	0:04 - 0:06
Long shot of Artist sitting down – Establishing shot	0:06 – 0:10
SONG STARTS
Close up of hands playing on keys	0:10 - 0:14
Medium side shot of artist playing	0:14 - 0:16
High angle on artist's face	0:16 - 0:18
Close up on artists face singing “Woah”	0:18 - 0:20
Medium shot in front of piano	0:20 - 0:22
Close up on feet on piano pedal	0:22 - 0:24
Pan showing artist playing	0:24 - 0:28
Over The Shoulder Shot of artist playing	0:28 - 0:30
Starts Singing – Medium shot of artist singing	0:30 -0:34
Close up on hammers and strings	0:34 – 0:36
Medium shot to the side of piano	0:36 - 0:38
Emotional shot of him playing	0:38 - 0:42
Close up on face when he closes his eyes whilst singing	0:42 - 0:45
Medium shot in front of piano	0:45 - 0:47
Close side shot of him playing and stopping in time with lyrics	0:47 - 0:49
Low angle of curtains	0:49 -0:52
POV shot of him looking at the side	0:52 -0:56
Start of 1st  VIGNETTE
Pan of Moped	0:56 – 1:02
Medium Shot of Artist	1:02 – 1:06
Low Angle of Moped Driving	1:06 – 1:08
Long Shot of Artist on Piano	1:08 -1:10
Close Up on Moped Driver’s Hand	1:10 – 1:12
Close up on Helmet	1:12 - 1:14
High Angle on Artist	1:14 -1:16
Worms Eye View of Moped Driver	1:16 – 1:18
Medium Shot of Moped Driver sitting down	1:18 – 1:20
Close Up on Artists Hands	1:20 – 1:22
Medium Side Shot of Artist	1:22 – 1:24
Start of 2nd Vignette
Medium Shot of Man at work	1:24 – 1:26
Camera Pans to left to show boss walking in	1:26 -1:28
Medium Close Up of man with head on desk	1:28 – 1:30
Medium Close up of Artist	1:30 – 1:32
Close up on Piano Keys	1:32 -1:34
Out of Focus shot of clock	1:34 – 1:36
In Focus shot of clock	1:36 – 1:38
Out of focus shot of artist	1:38 – 1:40
Over the shoulder shot of worker	1:38 – 1:44
Close up on hands on paperwork	1:44 – 1:46
Long shot of Artist playing	1:46 – 1:50
Close up on Artists face	1:50 – 1:52
Medium shot of Artist	1:52  - 1:54
Close up on artist’s feet	1:54 – 1:56
Medium shot of  Artist singing	1:56 – 2:00
Reflection shot on piano	2:00 – 2:02
Close up on Artist’s face	2:02 – 2:04
CUT BACK to Moped Driver	2:04 – 2:08
CUT BACK to Office Worker	2:08 – 2:12
Shot of artist singing Chorus	2:12 – 2:14
Establishing shot of hall	2:14 – 2:16
Shot behind Artist playing	2:16 – 2:20
Close up on Artist’s face	2:20 – 2:24
Middle 8  - START of 3rd Vignette
Establishing shot of room	2:24 – 2:26
Track of her walking in	2:26 – 2:30
Over the shoulder shot of her on laptop	2:30 – 2:32
Close up of artist singing	2:32 – 2:34
Worms eye view of her on laptop	2:34 – 2:36
Close up on hands on keyboard	2:36 – 2:38
Close up on Laptop Screen	2:38 –2:40
Medium Close up of artist singing	2:40 – 2:42
Medium shot of her sitting down	2:42 – 2:44
Side shot of her	2:44 – 2:46
Reaction shot of her	2:46 – 2:50
Cut back to artist playing	2:50 – 2:54
Medium shot of curtains	2:54 – 2:56
Shot of curtains lifting up	2:56 – 3:02
Medium shot of artist	3:02 – 3:04
Establishing shot of light	3:04 – 3:08
Close up on artists face	3:08 -3:10
Over the shoulder shot of moped driver – car pulls up	3:10 – 3:14
Canted angle shot of phone vibrating	3:14 -3:16
Medium shot of man picking up phone	3:16 -3:20
Close up on phone screen showing text	3:20 -3:22
Long shot of door – friend knocks	3:22 -3:24
Medium close up of artist	3:24 -3:26
Shot of girl opening door	3:26 -3:30
Over the shoulder shot of her talking to friend	3:30 -3:32
Switch angles to see girl upset in doorway	3:32 – 3:34
Medium close up of artist	3:34 -3:38
Close up on artist hands	3:38 – 3:40
Medium shot of office workers reaction	3:40 – 3:42
Long shot of him throwing work in bin	3:42 – 3:46
Medium shot of him walking out	3:46 – 3:48
Medium shot of guy getting in car	3:48 – 3:50
Low angle shot of them in car driving off	3:50 – 3:52
Long shot of two girls walking off	3:52 – 3:56
Voyeur shot of artist playing	3:56 – 4:00
Close up in artists face	4:02 – 4:04
Medium front shot of artist	4:04 – 4:06
Medium behind shot of artist	4:06 – 4:08
Close up on piano keys	4:08 – 4:10
Long shot of artist playing	4:10 -4:12
END OF SONG

Simular Digi Packs

We are now at a stage where we are trying to compile and work out the perfect Digi Pack for our artist.
Here we are looking at artists of the simular style to ours in terms of singing, looks, genre etc  to work out what images would make up our ideal Digi Pack.

Daniel Powter

Here we can see that the artist is the main focus on the front cover. It shows that he is in one secluded place with his background rushing past him. It gives the effect of him standing in one point in time and no matter what he does it doesnt effect his surroundings.

This album cover is quite simple and has been created using dull colours. This is more likely to make the main artist stand out, in this case he is wearing black which is a bold block colour which is obviously going to stand out against a dull background.

The back cover shown here on the left is even more simple. It doesnt even feature him as the artist let alone any other person or animal. It is quite literally a very plain background that resemples a wall. The thing that makes the back cover more interesting though is the way the song list has been placed. It is shown in blocks of a few songs which then gradate and decent from the first. This could give the effect of stairs, maybe the stairs he climbed in his career to get to the top and create an album.

 Josh Groban

Here I am looking at Josh Grobans Digi Pack as he is probably the most artist like our own in the sense of his looks and ability to play the piano as well as having the piano as a feature in his music videos.

We can see here that his front cover again is quite plain and he as the artist is the main focus. The same block colour has been used as a blank across the whole photo but only his main features (hair, eyes, nose, mouth, collar) have been made bolder with a much darker shade. This makes the image slightly more intense and makes it feel like he is staring right at the audience/buyer and interacting with them. We can also notice that his name has been formed using all lower case letters. This will automatically make you focus more on his photo as this is the boldest area on the page. However his first name is done in block black which stands out and his surname done in a pale white which blends in. This gives the effect of letting the buyer see his name then instantly look at him as an artist. This will make the name stick to the face so whenever the buyer sees a photo of him they remember his name or if they hear that name they think of him.

Here we can see the whole layout of the Digi Pack. It is shown that the other side of his face is shown on the second opening flap (before the CD is revealed) This give the image of showing him as a whole person, yet it is in a much paler colour so it doesnt take away the boldness of the front cover.

The back is very simple with just a vertical central list of songs. This adds to the simplicity of the artist yet not taking away the beauty of it.

The way the orange photo fades in to the grey one makes the artist seem more friendly and smooth, possibly reflecting the nature of his songs.

James Blunt

Again here we can see that the Artist is the main focus of the Album/ Digi Pack.

However on this one the front cover is created using duller and darker tones. This makes a bold picure but an even bolder title that has been created using bright colours. This makes the Artists name the first thing the buyer would see, therefore staying in their head.

However when we open up the Digi Pack we can see that the total colour scheme of the photos has changed to match the title colour. It is bright and breezy making the artist seem much more friendly. We still have the artist portrayed in a bolder colour than the background but we can see that again only the main features of the face have been depicted in bold colours.



Filter Effects.

Black and white

Sepia

Black and white and colour on piano

B l u r r e d e d g e s

Boost

Cross process x

Props and Costume List

Main artist

White shirt
black trousers
Black jacket
Black skinny tie
Black hat?
Black smart shoes

Chorus scene

Piano

Microphone?

Paper

Vignette 1

Laptop

Sofa

Jeans

Big cardigan

T shirt

Slippers

Chair

Jeans

T shirt

Plimsoles

Vignette 2

Computer

Paper

Phone

Suit jacket x2

Suit trousers x2

Desk

Stationary

Smart shoes x2

Files

Vignette 3

Moped

Bike helmet

Car

Leather jacket/hoodie

Jeans

Trainers

Vignette 4

Paper

Desk

Stationary

Casual clothes

Risk Assessment

We have to produce a Risk Assessment to ensure that we have totally responsibility and care for the equipment we use. It makes us aware of the potential dangers we have to look out for. We also have to produce one of these for our own safety whilst out filming and potentially out of school grounds.

Shots on the Artist ( Post its)

These are our MAIN shot ideas that we will have for our artist. These particular ones were chosen because they exaggerate certain features and skills of our artist. We have chosen shots that will focus on his face and lips and expression shown whilst he is singing. We are also aiming for close ups on the piano and his skills with the instrument as well as close up on the tiny hammers inside the Piano.