Artist Website

Nearly every mainstream artist will host a website for fans to view. Most artist website show seven different sections:


1. Homepage - This is the first page that loads up when visiting a any website


2. News - Information regarding anything that tge artist is up to or upcoming events (often news of ablum release dates, tour dates etc.)


3. Live/Tour dates - The artist will host dates and locations of live shows


4. Picture/Video - Allows fans/user to view live performance videos and often general pictures of the artist


5. Lyrics - Here users can view lyrics for any songs created by the artist


6. Contact - This page allows users to view contact information such as telephone numbers, emails, addresses etc.


7. Store - Most artists host an online shop within there website to sell specific artist mechandise to increase sales

Costumes

Because we are making a very urban, street video the trend in the costumes needs to reflect this.  This is good for us as all the people involved with the video dress in a very urban and street way anyway so it saves costs as we do not have to buy new costumes.

The type of clothes you can expect to see in the video are:

• Bobble beanies/Snapback caps
• Baggy t-shirts/shirts/jumpers/zip up hoodys
• Skinny jeans/chinos
• Vans/Nike air max/Riding shoes

In the picture is a potential outfit you may see in the video

Locations for Filming

Peterborough Catherdral Square

This shows several of the locations we will be filming, I have tried to include photos shot at nights, as this is the type of shots we plan to get.

Peterborough Cathedral

Queensgate Multistory Car Park (Inside)

Queensgate Multistory Car Park (Outside)



Peterborough Town Hall



Catherdral Square Water Fountains

Cathedral Square (Fountains Off)

Westgate Arcade

           

Filming Roles

Name	Role	Props
Solomon Ilett	Actor/Filming/Directing	Bike/Costume
Sam Guy	Main Actor/Assistant Director/Producer	Bike/Costume
Aaron Leverton	Extra	Costume
Mitchel Brewster	Actor (Inlining)	Inlines/Costume
Nathan Bennett	Actor (Bmxer)	Bmx/Costume
Sean Motley	Actor (Bmxer)	Bmx/Costume
Steven Stapleton	Actor (Bmxer)	Bmx/Costume
Craig Wooley	Actor (Skaterboarder)	Skateboard/Costume
Sam Hopkins	Actor (Scooter)/Driver (Transporting equipment)	Scooter/Car

Lyrics

I love you so, but why I love you I never know
I love you so, but why I love you I never know
I love you so, but why I love you I never know
I love you so, but why I love you I never know
I love you so, but why I love you I never know

I love you so, but why I love you I never know
I love you so, but why I love you I never know
I love you so, but why I love you I never know
I love you so, but why I love you I never know
I love you so, but why I love you I never know

The lyrics are very repetitive in the song and don't play an important part. The beat is the most important aspect of the song, and is extremely upbeat. This will be emphasied with the use of quick, short shots to create a blur of different activites

Main Production

I have organised a date which we plan to shoot our main task; 11/12/2011. I have set up an event on facebook, inviting the characters and props we need for the video and have received good feedback. As we plan to produce a urban style music video, we plan to invite some local bmx rider, skateboarders and inliners to perform in several location across Peterborough City Centre.
I have received confirmation that they will be able to attend on the night, and everyone is extremely interested.
I plan to seek permission from local authorities to enable us to film in a multistory car park in the city. We believe that this would be an ideal location for the genre of the video, and am hoping for a good result.

Digipak

A digipak essentially consists of a plastic CD tray glued inside a folding cardboard cover. Though it once referred specifically to the patented digipak packaging, the term has since become a genericized trademark, generally refering to any cardboard based CD package.
Most digipak's will be designed to promote and create attention to the target audience, usually following a similar theme to the genre or common codes and conventions of the type of music being sold.