Location Sheet

Name of location: Bedroom
Address of location:14 Wychwood Avenue
Lymm
Cheshire
WA13 0NE
Health and safety: We will have to keep from any doors and only have the people who are filming and the band around the camera at all times. We will stop any disruptions for example phones by switching them off. We will be careful around valuables in the bedroom.









Name of location: Canteen
Address of location: Priestley College
Loushers Lane
Warrington
Cheshire
WA4


Health and safety precautions: We will need to be careful when we filming as we need to respect the people (extras) around the scene. We will need to turn our mobile phones off to stop disruptions. We will need to respect peoples and the college's property.





Name of location: Causeway Park
Address of location: River Road Park
Wilderspool Causeway
Warrington

Health and safety precautions: We will need to be careful when locating the video as we do not want to block any public paths. This means it will only be possible filming on the grass. We will have to ask the surrounding people also to move out of the way to film the idea properly. We will need umbrellas in case it starts raining in case the camera gets damaged. We will need to keep distractions away at all time in case they disrupt filming for example phones.

Pictures

The Band

Chris (singing)

Megan filming the band

Chris and Joe playing

Chris singing and playing

Chris and Joe playing

Megan filming

Megan filming Chris Fox

Megan Filming

Megan filming Chris Fox playing

Megan filming

Megan Filming

Megan Filming

The band

Music Grid Sheet

This is the first logging sheet varying from the first shot that shows James to the twenty fifth shot that shows Lucy.




This is the second logging sheet varying from the twenty sixth shot that shows Lucy and ends with the fourty first shot that shows Lucy pacing.




This is the third logging sheet varying from the fourty second shot that shows Lucy walking to the sixieth shot that shows Lucy hugging Johnny.





This is the fourth logging sheet varying from the sixty first shot that shows Lucy hugging Johnny and ends with the eighty fourth shot that shows Lucy shouting at the camera.

This is the fifth logging sheet varying from the eighty fifth shot that shows Johnny hitting Lucy to the hundred and thirteen shot that shows Chris and Joe playing.

This is the sixth logging sheet varying from the hundred and fourteen shot that shows Joe playing to hundred and fourty two shot that shows Joe sat at the table.

This is the last logging sheet varying from the hundred and fourty three shot which shows the stranger walking past to the hundred and fiftieth showing a close up of Joe

Storyboard

This is the first storyboard consisting of the first scene where we introduce James. James is walking to the bench for the first time and he sits and creates the first talley chart.

This is the second story board consisting of the second scene. The scene is based on the first day at the park where he is creating the talley chart. We also see him moving his position on the bench and at the end he walks off.

This is the third story board which consists of his second day at the park where he carries on the story board from the day before. He leaves and then we start to see Lucy on the bed this is the beginning of the second narrative.

This is the fourth story board this scene begins when Johnny is locking Lucy in the room. We then see Johnny leave and then the camera switches back to her where she is moving whilst looking very upset around the room.

This is the fifth story board this scene begins with her still moving around, however in this scene he unlocks the door. There is an emphasis on the period of time that she has stayed in the room by a close up of the clock.

This is the sixth storyboard this scene begins with Johnny walking in the room he then hugs Lucy and tells her its ok. The scene ends with them walking out of the room holding hands.

This is the seventh storyboard this scene begins with the couple sat in the living room watching television. The television amuses Johnny however Lucy is still upset and decides to go upstairs to start packing.

This is the eighth storyboard this scene begins with Johnny catching Lucy packing and is very angry. They argue and Johnny decides to hit Lucy due to him losing his temper. The scene ends with the last narrative and introduces Joe. He looks lost and alone in the scene as he sitting at an empty table.

This is the ninth story board which ends with the seventy second shot this scene consists of the scene where we establish he is on his own and we begin to see people walking past ignoring him and then it ends with the two friends.

This is the tenth storyboard this consists of the last shots and how they will be used. This scene is based on when the last actor (Joe Bibby) sees his two friends and you believe he is happy until they walk past and sit somewhere else.

Treatment
Artist: Parazali
Song: Cell mate
Genre: Rock

Outline of narrative: There will be clips of the band playing and lip-syncing to the song in unplanned places throughout the video as well as three different story lines. The video begins with an establishing shot that shows us we are in a park area. A boy dressed in casual clothes with dark straight hair walks towards the camera in a long shot. He is looking at the ground as he walks, and as he glances up and to the side we see that his expression looks sad. He goes to sit on a bench and pulls a pen and paper from his bag which he then places on the floor. We can’t see what he is drawing on the paper due to the angle of the camera and as if cuts to the pad we see that he has made a tally chart. We assume it has something to do with the time he has been there but are unsure. There is a montage of him sitting on the bench in different places with cuts of the tally chart getting bigger in between. We are back at the bench and the boy is walking towards it again; we assume it is a different day because he is wearing different clothes. He repeats what he had done yesterday by taking out a pen and a pad of paper and drawing on it. The footage is sped up slightly of him drawing and watching people go by. As the camera focuses on the pad it has a tally chart with the words ‘Cell mate’ written in between the markings in a style that matches the straight lines.

The video then switches to an image of a sad looking girl sat on a double bed. She looks like just an ordinary girl, and she is wearing casual clothes e.g. Jeans and a t-shirt. We will then see an image of a key turning in a lock using shallow focus so that when the boy walks away, we cannot see what he looks like. There is a montage of the girl sat in different positions around her room, as well as images of a clock to show the passing of time. After some time has passed the boy comes back to the room and unlocks the door, we see the door open from inside the room, and the boy entering. The boy is also dressed casually. He walks over to the girl with an apologetic look on his face and he hugs her softly. She hugs him back but a cut to her face shows us that she has not forgiven him for locking her in there. The couple leave the room holding hands and head downstairs to the lounge. The boy laughs as he watches a comedy show on the television, but the girl still looks sad.We are back in the bedroom and the girl is hurriedly packing a bag full of clothes. The boy walks into the room in a manner that suggests he had no idea of what she was doing. He freezes and looks at her shocked while she stands perfectly still staring back at him. We see them start to argue and him lashing out, but we don’t see what is actually happening. We then see the girl sat in the bedroom on her own again. She has a black eye and looks broken down. We leave this story line here so that it ends as though it has come full circle. This is used to symbolise that she’s never getting out and that she is stuck in the same four walls relating to the lyrics.

The camera then switches to another story line of a male who is sat at a table by himself. He is dressed casually and has some food on the table. He is looking down and looks uncomfortable. People are walking around the table and sitting near it, but none of them acknowledge him or make an effort to talk to him. As he looks around him he looks more uncomfortable still, we get the feel that he really doesn’t belong with the people around him. The camera shows him at low angels, this makes him seem inferior in some way. Two boys walk into the room and the camera focuses on them to show they are important in somehow. It flicks back to the boy who smiles and beacons to them, as they appear to walk towards the camera, we get the feeling they are going to sit with him. The two boys sit at a different table without acknowledging him and then the camera goes back to show him looking sad and disappointed. He looks around the room, unsure what to do. The camera zooms out to show him sat doing nothing on his own whilst everyone around him talks and laughs, this shows the contrast between him and everyone else which symbolises the lyrics of no one will hear your cries.

Crew: Megan Lyons, Ed Dobson, Christina Massam, Lucy Cowper, Chris Fox, James Ashwin and Joe BibbyResources: Camera, Tripod, Instruments (Bass guitar and electric guitar and drums) Key, Phone.

Tally chart on the prison cell wall
Shows that the person is trapped and desperate

How long have you been there now?
Seems like a year you said, though it’s only been two days.
Dramatic lyric, could have been through something very traumatic

There’s no getting out’a here
Reinforcing the idea of being trapped

No-one will hear your cries
‘Cries’ shows that the person is obviously upset

No-one will see you die but me
‘Die’ seems very hopeless. We see there isn’t much hope for the person.

Same boring lies, same walls everyday
Illustrates the boredom of the person

You can’t sleep, you just toss and turn
Shows the stress that the person is under

Serves you right anyway
Get the feeling that maybe the person has done something to deserve this. The rest of the lyrics are just repeated, this emphasizes the idea that the person is trapped and can’t escape. It gives a real feeling of hopelessness.

There’s no getting out’a here
No-one will hear your cries
No-one will see you die but me
SOLO Build up
(No-one will see you die but me)
There’s no getting out’a here
No-one will hear your cries
No-one will see you die but me
There’s no getting out’a here
No-one will hear your cries
No-one will see you die but me