Roda’s coursework blog
Monday, 16 December 2024
Wednesday, 23 October 2024
coursework: Pre-production planning
1) Music video treatment
For the music treatment of Kesha's "TikTok" from 0:30 till the end, the focus will be on the vibrant and carefree party atmosphere that encapsulates the song's themes of fun and living in the moment.
Concept: The scene transitions into a lively party environment, showcasing a diverse group of friends celebrating together. The visuals will be colorful and energetic, reflecting the upbeat tempo of the music. The setting will include a house party with flashing lights, confetti, and various fun activities that embody the spirit of youth and freedom.
Visuals: As the beat drops, the camera will zoom in on Kesha, who is dancing with her friends, embodying confidence and joy. Quick cuts will show different groups engaging in various activities: dancing, playing games, and enjoying drinks. The use of slow-motion shots will emphasize moments of laughter and connection, capturing the essence of living in the now.
Symbolism: Throughout this segment, there will be playful elements like glitter and neon colors that symbolize the carefree nature of youth. Close-ups of Kesha's expressions will convey empowerment and self-expression, reinforcing the message of enjoying life without inhibitions.
Ending: The video will culminate in a group dance sequence, where everyone joins in, celebrating together. The final shot will pull back to reveal the entire party in full swing, with Kesha at the center, radiating happiness and confidence, as the music fades out.
This treatment captures the essence of Kesha's "TikTok" while highlighting themes of friendship, fun, and living life to the fullest.
2) Mise-en-scene planning
Costume: Kesha's costumewould be vibrant and playful, reflecting the upbeat and carefree nature of the song. Thinking along the lines of colorful, flashy outfits with lots of sequins or glitter to emphasize a party vibe. Other characters will wear similar styles but in variations to create a cohesive look that aligns with the pop genre and the theme of self-expression.
Lighting: Planning for a mix of bright, colorful lighting during energetic scenes to enhance the fun atmosphere. Using natural light for outdoor scenes, possibly during the golden hour for a warm glow. For indoor shots, i'll be using ring lights or neon lights to create a dynamic and modern feel, ensuring that the lighting complements the mood of each scene.
Actors/performers: Besides Kesha,i'll be casting a diverse group of friends or party-goers who embody the spirit of the song. They will be position in a way that they interact with Kesha, perhaps dancing around her or engaging in playful activities, which will help the audience connect with the energy and message of the song.
Make-up: Going for bold and expressive make-up looks that match the costumes.such as Glitter, bright colors, and fun designs can amplify the overall aesthetic and align with the party theme.
Props: fun props like colorful drinks, party hats, or musical instruments to enhance the celebratory feel of the video. Ensuring that all props are safe and appropriate for the setting.
Setting: vibrant and lively locations, such as a party scene in a club or an outdoor festival, that reflect the energetic vibe of the song. The setting would enhance the narrative of having fun and living in the moment, which is central to Kesha's music.
3) Shot list
Shot No. | Shot | Filmed? |
1 | Close-up of the person getting out of the bathtub | yes |
2 | close up of her looking at the mirror and close up on the toothbrush. | yes |
3 | birds eyes view of Kesha and friends cheering and toasting to the start of the party. | yes |
4 | Close-up of empty water bottle and shoe. | yes |
5 | Flashing lights, vibrant colors, and energetic dance sequences to enhance the party atmosphere. | yes |
6 | flashingf lights of the party table | yes |
7 | close ups of her shoes | yes |
8 | close up of her fingers | yes |
9 | birds eye view of her in the tub | yes |
10 | shot of her stretching | yes |
11 | another birds eye view of her in tub | yes |
12 | close up of her picking up her shoe and the bottle off the floor | yes |
13 | shot of her walking out of the bathroom | yes |
14 | medium shot of her walking up to the sink | yes |
15 | shot of her holding the toothbrush | yes |
16 | shot of her brushing her teeths | yes |
17 | Extreme Close-Up of Kesha's lips syncing the lyrics. | |
18 | Medium Shot of Kesha dancing with her friends in the kitchen. | |
19 | Wide Shot showing the entire party scene in the music video. |
20 | Over-the-Shoulder Shot of Kesha looking at the clock ticking. | Filmed? |
21 | Point of View Shot from Kesha's perspective as she grabs her keys. | |
22 | Tracking Shot following Kesha as she walks out the door. | |
23 | Crane Shot capturing an aerial view of the party from above. | |
24 | Slow Motion Shot of Kesha tossing glitter in the air. | |
25 | Reaction Shot of Kesha's friends cheering her on. | |
26 | Kesha singing in a mirrored room with shifting lights. | |
27 | Underwater shot of Kesha performing with flowing fabric. | |
28 | Slow-motion shot of her dancing through falling confetti. | |
29 | Close-up of her glitter-covered face with tear streaks. | |
30 | Tracking shot of her walking through a smoky corridor. | |
31 | Wide-angle shot of her silhouetted against a glowing moon | |
32 | Spinning camera capturing her surrounded by glowing orbs. | |
33 | Overhead shot of her lying in a circular field of flowers | |
34 | Split-screen of two opposing versions of Kesha performing. | |
35 | Glitter storm swirling around her in slow motion. | |
36 | Low-angle shot of her standing on a stage with pyrotechnics. | |
37 | Reverse-motion shot of glitter flowing back into her hands. | |
38 | Her silhouette against fireworks in the background. | |
39 | High-speed tracking shot through a neon maze. |
40 | Extreme close-up of her lips mouthing lyrics. | Filmed? |
41 | Long shot of her running through a golden wheat field. | |
42 | Overhead drone shot of her dancing in a glittery spiral formation. | |
43 | Close-up of her hand smashing a glass mirror. | |
44 | Wide shot of her walking away, leaving glitter footprints. | |
45 | A match-on-action transition from glitter blowing in the wind to an extreme wide shot of the actor walking alone. | |
46 | A lose-up dissolve of her face into glitter, | |
47 | A tracking mid-shot of the actor walking through a smoke-filled corridor | |
48 | Close-ups on her glitter-coated face | |
49 | Wide-angle spinning shots capturing her in slow motion | |
50 | A slow zoom on her eyes as a glitter tear falls | |
51 | An overhead shot of her lying amidst a circular formation of flowers | |
52 | A high-speed tracking shot | |
53 | Wide shots: Show the overall scene and environment | |
54 | Medium shots: Focus on the actor and her movements | |
55 | Close-ups: Capture of her facial expressions and emotions |
56 | Over-the-shoulder shots | Filmed? |
57 | Tracking shots Following the actor as she move through the scene | |
58 | bird’s-eye view of the location. | |
59 | Cutaway shots: Showing related visuals that enhance the narrativ | |
60 | Point-of-view shots: Making the audience feel like they’re part of the action | |
61 | Slow-motion shots: Highlighting key moments | |
62 | Time-lapse shots: Show changes over time | |
63 | Split-screen shots: Present multiple scenes | |
64 | Establishing shots: Set the scene and context for the video | |
65 | Reaction shots: Capture other characters’ responses to the main action | |
66 | Reaction shots: Capturing other characters’ responses to the main action | |
67 | Smoothly move the camera towards or away from the subject | |
68 | Crane shots: Offer sweeping views and dramatic angles. | |
69 | focus shots: Shifting focus between subjects or elements in the frame.eg the bottles | |
70 | montage sequences | |
71 | Extreme close-ups on the eyes and hands |
72 | Two-shots: Showing two people in the same frame | Filmed? |
73 | Medium long shots: Framing one person from the knees up | |
74 | Long shots: Capturing the person from a distance, emphasizing the environment | |
75 | Bird’s-eye view shots: Directly above the person | |
76 | Shoulder-level shots: Capturing the scene from the height of the shoulders | |
77 | Low-angle shots: Making the person appear larger | |
78 | Dutch angle shots: Tilted framing | |
79 | Flashback shots: Indicate a memory within the narrative | |
80 | Silhouette shots: Show the person as a dark shape against a bright background. | |
81 | . Reaction close-ups: Focusing on the emotional responses of characters | |
82 | Montage cuts: Rapid succession of shots to convey a feeling or idea | |
83 | Choker shots: Extreme close-ups that create intensity | |
84 | Quick camera movements that transition between scenes. | |
85 | Panning shots: Horizontal movement of the camera to follow action. | |
86 | Tilt shots: Vertical camera movement to reveal more of the scene. | |
87 | 360-degree shots: Circular movement around the subject for a dynamic view. | |
88 | fixed camera position to emphasize the action in the frame. | |
89 | Overlay shots: Combining different images or scenes for a layered effect. | |
90 | Establishing shots: Setting the scene and context for the video. | |
91 | Cutaway shots: Briefly showing something else to add context or detail. |
92 | Point-of-view shots: Show the scene from a character's perspective. | Filmed? |
93 | Over-the-shoulder shots: Framing a subject from behind another character. | |
94 | Aerial shots: Captured from london eye for a sweeping view. | |
95 | Slow-motion shots: Emphasizing action or emotion by slowing down the footage. | |
96 | Time-lapse shots: Showing the passage of time quickly. | |
97 | Reaction shots: Focusing on a character's response to an event. | |
98 | Wide shots: Capturing a broad view of a scene or setting | |
99 | Close-up shots: Highlighting a subject's facial expressions or details. | |
100 | Insert shots: Highlighting a specific object or detail within a scene. | |
101 | Tracking shots: Following the character in motion, maintaining focus on them. | |
102 | Using a crane to capture sweeping movements up or down. | |
103 | Handheld shots | |
104 | Split-screen shots: Showing two or more scenes simultaneously. | |
105 | Freeze-frame shots: Pause the action to emphasize a moment. | |
106 | Lighting shots: Use dramatic lighting to enhance mood and atmosphere. | |
107 | Flash-forward shots: Indicating a future event in the storyline. | |
108 | Combining dance and movement with camera work for dynamic visuals. | |
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4) Shooting schedule
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