A decision was made to attempt a unique musical score that fits with our film. After a rough edit of the film was created the musical score was tailored to the completed project.
Asher Burridge-DFSA Blog
Wednesday, 30 April 2014
Music for film/Edit
At first the song we chose for our short film was All Yours by Submotion Orchestra. We also played it to our dancer to allow her to move to a rhythm. As we got closer to our shoot date we decided that one song would not be long enough or fitting for our short film.
A decision was made to attempt a unique musical score that fits with our film. After a rough edit of the film was created the musical score was tailored to the completed project.
A decision was made to attempt a unique musical score that fits with our film. After a rough edit of the film was created the musical score was tailored to the completed project.
Firs look at rushes
We have now collected all the rushes from the four days of shooting. We then selected the best clips and compiled them into one folder.
Shoot
Day 1-Dancer run through and warm up
On the first day of shooting we met with the dancer and took her to our location. On arrival we unpacked and set up whilst Melanie warmed up and with our runner. After Melanie had warmed up we discussed the shot plan and a rough idea of our desired outcome. The next step was taking Melanie around the school to get her familiar with the location. Whilst walking around the school we took short breaks in the rooms we had previously selected to use in the film. A tripod and speakers were set up in the marked out locations and we filmed small test runs and small improvised dance.
Day 2/3-Cameos and clean up
As our dancer could only make the first and last day of our shoot we needed to make sure we complected everything we could without Melanie such as cameos, time laps, moving objects from rooms, removing panels and soundproofing from main hall and a very thorough clean.Day 4-Shoot day
After looking over the rushes from the first shoot day we decided to make some minor changes to our shots and the dancers outfit. Once Melanie had warmed up and eaten we ran through the shot plan shot by shot through out the day. As we had already done a semi detailed run through on the first day of shooting the filming progressed at a steady pace.Broken memories shoot schedule
Shoot schedule
Day 1
23rd April-Leave house at 9:00
Pick Melanie up from Chichester University at 10:00
Ferry crossing 12:20
Arrive at school 12:45
Unpack and set up for practice run 1:00
Familiarise Melanie with school/practice run 13:00-19:00
Packing up 19:00-19:30
Drop Melanie home 19:30- 21:30
Drive back to Bournemouth 21:30-23:30
Day 2
24rd April
Arrive at school 11:00
Take any extra footage-cut aways, folie, static shots
arrange tables, remove objects from rooms, clean any glass,nails,screws. 11:30
Pack up 6:00
Day 3
25rd April
Arrive at school 11:00
Prepare for Friday shoot
Pack up -
Day 4
Meet Melanie at Bournemouth station 9:00
Arrive at school 9:40
Allow time for Melanie to warm up 9:40-10:00
Run through shot plan scene by scene until complete 10:00 19:00
Drop Melanie home 19:00-21:00
Arrive home organise rushes 21:00 -
Broken memories shot plan
Broken Memories (dance film) Written shot plan.
Opening shot.
Full shot of school from the outside (dancer in shot in distance walking around the school.
Dancer walks up to door and pushes slowly expecting it to be locked but it is open.
Dancer enters main hall and walks to stage slowly and gracefully.
Dancer slowly breaks down into starting position (possible hunched over close to floor) Showing sadness
Music slowly builds up and dancer starts doing small condensed dance moves.
dancer walks down
stage and takes left into 1st hallway. As she passes the rear entrance
shoe silhouette image of dancer walking past.
dancer walks down hallway slowly but gracefully touching the walls to show her reminising of past days.
Using the door entrances as cover the dancer will appear to transport from different door ways.
dancer enters room
with circle of chairs and performs in the middle of the circle as we
follow her leaving the room she dissapear and leaves from a different
room.
After visiting
designated rooms with slow small movements she makes her way up the
first flight of stairs as she starts to ascend up the stairs. This is
where the dancers movements start to get more exaggerated but still
showing sorrow/sadness.
As dancer gets to
the top of the stairs and starts walking down the hall way shot with
change to roof outside. Camera will track dancer through the corridor to
the other end.
Change shot back to dancer as he/she enters room with the singular chair.
Dancer looks out of broken window and presses hand up against glass as she dose camera angel changes from inside to outside
Dancer leaves room
with chair and makes way down second corridor. Second camera starts
shooting as dancer reaches the bottom of the stairs.
Dancer walks to
fire exit door in fount of him/her camera two takes door on the left and
meets with dancer at the top entrance of the kitchen. Dancer walkes
through dining room interacting with folded up tables and chairs as we
follow the acterss around the tables we loose sight of her as if she has
disappeared
(make sure to get 50fps and any extra cut aways)
Dancer contacts/contact
Pack sent out
Dancer Shortlist
Hannah Cotes
Email – Hannah_dancer7@live.co.uk
Mobile 07819184581
Dates: Free to film 16th 17th 18th
April
Location: Kent (didn’t want to specify exactly where in
Kent)
Melanie Neves
Email – melanie_nvs@hotmail.com
Mobile: No UK number
Dates: any day during Easter Break before 18th of
April
Location – Chichester (Close to the university)
Portfolio sample sent via Hotmail to ivesone@hotmail.co.uk
Stacey Siegel
Email – sseigel1@stu.chi.ac.uk
Mobile: 07446861786
Dates: 3rd 4th may? (pretty late)
Jade Harris
Email – wobblestar@hotmail.co.uk
Mobile 07544110486
Dates, Unsure as she had university on weekdays, most
probably a no though
After a long search we finaly found a dancer that has spare time and can work to our scedule.
Unfortunately she did not have a UK number so all of our contact has to be done by email.
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