Questionnair

We handed out this questionnaire to a random selection of people and they all had similar interests here are our results

1/. The main age group we were aiming for was 18-20. Most of our participants were in this age bracket
2/. Only 70% said they were interested in music videos
3/. The main reason for not was that they were not as accessible as people would like them to be.
4/. The main response for what they like to see in a music video was one that keeps the viewer entertained and one that doest get boring after watching it several times
5/. The channels mainly watched were NME and Scuzz however most of our results said that they liked to view the videos on the internet and youtube.
6/. All of our participants said no to buying music videos and they commented that they are not as accessible as they would like them to be.
7/.60% said that they liked muse
8/.70% of those asked said they like Muse videos because they are interesting and are always different.
9/. From our survey people would like to see a mixture between narrative and quick shots of the band. The narrative would have to be interesting and keep people on the edge of their seats.
10/.people said that they liked our ideas but said they would like to see more variation on the band scenes

Location Report

Production Schedule

5th October: Plan what equipment, props and extras we need
14th October: Film riot scene at (Sophie’s house) all group members and extras
19th October: Edit recent footage (In Media Lesson) all group members
9th November: Film lab Scene (Chemistry Lab) all group members and Sam Taylor, Ben Sutton, Glenn Dourish and Stephanie Stevens
16th November: Edit lab scene (In media lesson) all group members
19th November: Film band footage (Tasha’s House) all group members and Sam Taylor
23rd November: Edit recent band footage (In media Lesson) all group members
30th November: Edit recent band footage (In media Lesson) all group members.
Friday 3rd November: Film more of lab Scene (Chemistry Lab) all group members and Sam Taylor, Ben Sutton, Glenn Dourish and Stephanie Stevens. Also film business man, small child scene and outside footage at Sophie’s house. All members, Rachel Smith and Sam Taylor.
7th November: Final editing and digi pack editing.

Main storyline

To start with we needed to sit down and condense all of our ideas in to a workable story one that is appropriate for the band and related to the song and one that is achievable not only in the time allocated to recording but one that would fit in to a four minute song.

After a long discussion this is what our group came up with

• The Storyline starts with production of MK Ultra drug – so we will use short clips showing small segments of the production
• Then shown being put into a syringe
• Test of drug on a patient being monitored by the businessmen – we will use the businessman as a key linkage between the two parts of the story
• Businessmen leave facility gets in car and drives off
• Child in middle of road with balloon with a small sign saying “you cannot control us” – we will use the child as a reason for the man to stop the car the child will also be dressed in the same clothing as the mob so it will be wearing a white mask.
• Car stops
• Man gets out to see the child
• See sign picks sign up and reads it
• Mob attack – throughout the video we will be flashing up small clips of the mob to show that they have been organising this attack, it will also link to why the band are wearing masks
• Man is caught in middle of mob
• Flair goes off
• Man is seen being taken away
• The camera flashes between scenes of the mob and band playing.
• Finishes with the Mob.