Coursework: Pre-production planning

 

Coursework: Pre-production planning


TIKTOK TREATMENTS:

1) The artist  lip-syncs one line of the chorus in a different location, e.g., a alleyway, office room, or shopping centre . Add a text overlay with some of the lyrics introducing them and giving them a personal appearance. Quick cuts and special effects (post-production) Lo
Band- Sapphire sky

2)

The video uses a popular TikTok transition sound to present the artist as multi-talented and authentic. It begins with the artist holding a guitar and lip-syncing, then transitioning to drums, then piano, and finishing by walking out of frame as the sound ends. The transitions feel smooth and follow today's trends, which promotes creativity and fan engagement.

The artist lip-syncs confidently, reinforcing their persona as a charismatic lead musician. Each transformation visually communicates Sapphire Sky’s brand: cool, creative and musically skilled.


3) Start the intro of the video with the song. Then, rapid fire questions that the artist will answer. The member will be seated in the centre, and the questions will be asked behind the camera, which the artist will answer. This will create a personal connection with the fans and audience. This would then be followed by questions asked directly from fans abd the artist will answer one personal question that will end with a cliffhanger so fans can be left intrgued ( part 2 ...). At the end, there will be a short glimse/trailer of the music video.
Song- "cool Girl"- Tove Lo
Band- Sapphire Sky

3) Start the intro with the music of my chosen song with name of the band. Two seats, white background, mics. The artist on one side and the interviewer on the opposite side. The artist being asked questions that interviwer asks, questions are from the fans. ie personal expereinces. Ends with a shocking cliffhanger, the interviewer asks a controversial question that is left unanswered so people are engaged and continue to watch.

MISE EN SCENE:
Costume
Black outfit 
colourful outfit 
Transition from sadness and depressing scene to a lively, joyful scene
Transition from weakness to control and power 

Lighting
dark low key lighting 
change to bright light 
flashes- papprazi - power and fame


actors:
 3 girls to present female artists 
3 girls in each different scenarios 
presenting vulnerability, power and control
subvert male gaze - Mulvey
Central postions
transitionfrom one girl to another to the third
group shot
three different identities

Props:
Shopping bags
bottle 
glasses
computer
table/desk

Setting:
Dark alleyway 
isolated 
Ofiice presentation room 
Shopping centre


shot list:
1)Wide shot of one of the artist in a hoodie sat by a wall in a dark setting.
1)close-up of the guitar
2) close up on the artist expressions
3) medium shot of face reveal of the artist with mascara and tears on the face
4) close-up transition with same expression and costume to the next artist 
5) close-up transition to the third artist with the same expression and costume
5) close-up on the bottle she is holding and then smashes in on the floor
6) Transition from glass to wide shot of all artist positioned in the centre of a bustling high street
7) tracking shot of all the artist- from the back
8) close up on one artist face as they turn 
9)wide shot of the whole location with that one artist in centre
10) tracking shot of the artist moving along the street
11)transition to the next artist as they walk
12)close-up as they walk
13) transition to next artist
14) close up of quick shots of each artist
15) close up of each artist lip syncing 
16) wide shot of all the artist standing together stepping into the next setting
17) match-on-action as they step in with close-up on shoes
18) POV shot of the office setting
19) medium-shot on facial expressions of the artists
20) tracking shot of one artist going to the computer desk
21) medium shot of the artist sitting on chair while holding papers
22) close up on a computer, and the next artist typing the song lyric and lip syncing
23) wide shot of presentation led by the third female artist
24) close-up on this artist as she lip syncs
25) wide shot of the other two artists entering the meeting room 
26) group shot of all the artist laughing/lip syncing while papers are flowing scattered everywhere




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