Tuesday, 29 June 2010

Preparation towards our video

We took some photographs on Monday as Jess' house to contribute towards our music video. Whilst Jess was dressed up for the mini photo shoot for the music poster, I took a long-shot photo of her in her 'flapper' outfit, in order to provide a visual image of what she will look like. Here is the idea:


Next, we took a photo of the dress that she will be wearing in the first half of the video. It is a flowery short dress, which is bright in colour, therefore complimenting the present, summery month. Here is the dress:

Adding to this, the main motif of the video will be of the shiny red heels, which is an original idea we have stimulated from the start. This is due to the obvious similarity to the prop with the title of the song, 'In These Heels'. Therefore, we feel it is essential to provide an image of these shoes, which can be worn both formally and for fun, also complimenting both eras:



Added to this, we felt it would be essential to include a photograph of the setting. Below features the bedroom set that will feature in the present era of the video - in the first half of the song. It is a cream, fairly large bedroom, with girly bright colours and furniture such as the pink bed, stereotyping it as a females bedroom. At the time of the picture being taken the drawer/mirror that will show the girl getting ready cannot be seen, but we are considering placing it on the right hand side of the room - situated in the photo - opposing the bed. Therefore, enough room can be made to show the girls friend walking off camera and possibly viewed in the background, as well as the main artist - Jess - moving around her room in front of the camera, getting ready.






In relation to props, here is a guitar that we will feature - from the opening of our video to being used within the room above:

Here is an image of a lipstick mark that we may plan to use on our digital booklet. It correlates with preparation for our video, as Jess will wear pink lipstick in the present era - as well as red in the black and white later era, so that the red lipstick will stand out. Here is an idea of the print:



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