Key Frames

This was our last shot of the video. Because the song was quite soft, we thought a soft ending was much more appropriate.

This is the second to last shot, and we thought this would be necessary, as it provides an explanation to the video's narrative.

This shot is where Laura discovers the bears heads. It shows the bears aren't an imagination, to her, since she has no interaction with her through the whole video.


This shot is one of the transitions from one place to another. We think this shot has good framing.


This was one of the more memorable shots. Previously, Chris P in the back bear suit ran behind a bus, and appeared, as if from nowhere, and started dancing. Whilst we liked it, it is in direct contrast to the songs feel at this point.




This was one of the beginning shots from the video. This got a few laughs at the Arts Picturehouse.

HERE IS OUR MUSIC VIDEO WHOOP WHOOP :D :D :D

Feedback from the Picturehouse

Our video got quite good feedback from the audience at the Picturehouse. We got some laughs when they first saw the bears, and saw them in places around town. We then got a largish cheer and claps at the end of the video.

WICKED!!!!!

What we missed

Group 44 used more technical stoof, for example the shot of Scott walking forwards and everyone walking backwards. They also related there video more with the lyrics, for example it mentions rain and its raining :O

Group 45
They used a lot of animation stoof, for example there are lots of drawings incorporated in the video. like group 44 they also referred lyrics to the video- stair shot.

Group 46
Used other peoples expressions and reactions for comedy effect.

Feed back

Good,

Good shots + locations (big tree on Christs Piece)
The part where the door is opened straight to the forest.
Old time effect on the footage!
Lip syncing.
Well paced.

Bad,

Repetitive.
Should have more close ups.
Change of tone of colours.

someones back from holidayyyyy.

damn straight

Ahem i would just like to comment that Mr Parnell loves the highly controversial pictures placed on our blog as he feels that it may get him that one step closer to blog of the week woohoo, go on, someone out there make his dream come true...however i would just like to point out the fact that you guys may think i talk like that, with ridiculous vocabulary such as 'fab'...i do not. i am way too cool for that. But i must admite it does make me chuckle a wee bit. ooo and another thing my last name is spelt DURRANT:) gawsh geet it reet.

see yoo 2mro dudes, bright and early.rawr.

xxxx

Explanation of the pictures through out the blog

The highly controversial pictures placed throughout the blog by a certain Mr Parnell are his way of making the blog fun, playing on our childish theme.
"our blog is now more visually interesting.... sweets for the eyes" says Mr Parnell,
"its silly and rubbish" says Mr Dennis
"I am personally sitting on the fence because i do enjoy looking at the pictures.." said Mr Ould
"the pics r fab!!!!!!!" screamed Miss Durrent
"im not even going to look at the blog" was said by a certain Mr Hip-Hop-Potamitis
We found this deeply upsetting, but we can find it deep in our hearts to forgive him for all his wrong doings.. because we are nice like that.

Problems With The Final Editing

When we uploaded the project to Duncan's laptop for the final edit, we discovered that we did it in the wrong settings, and the quality was terrible so we abandoned the idea.

Deadline Details

We are now very close to our final deadline and still have not quite finished the edditing, to solve this problem we are going to take the footage home and try to finish it before the deadline day.

Our target audience

Our target audience are generally older 17 and beyond... Lots of people have heard our song as it was featured in the Macbook Air advert.
The song has a kind of country style to it, this would appeal to an older audience.
The idea of our music video is to make the audience feel like a child again.