Shot plans for
pictures 1, 2 and 3
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2
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3
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Shoot Date and Time
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Start – 29th November
End – 5th December
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Start – 29th November
End – 5th December
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Start – 29th November
End – 5th December
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Image Description
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Ollie will be looking right at the camera with some kind of
exaggerated, bemused expression. His body will be apart in a star shape and
we will need to make sure that the wall is relatively clean so that the shot
gives us the effect we need
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For this shot, we will only take a close up of his face, so that the
shot will match the planning of the Digipak flap. Ollie will be looking
straight at the camera.
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For this shot, we will take a close up of the back of his head,
according to the planning of the Digipak flap.
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Shoot Location
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Alley – this will give us something to work with, especially props
and editing afterwards
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Field – this will give us good lighting of the face. We could edit it
afterwards to make it stand out more
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Field – likewise with shot 2, it will give Ollie the lighting on his
face that we need for possible editing after
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Model/Person
Contact Details
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Ollie Craig
We have his phone number
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Ollie Craig
We have his phone number
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Ollie Craig
We have his phone number
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Lighting
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Natural lighting and some artificial lights
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Natural lighting
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Natural Lighting
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Costumes
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Bright and strange clothing (we’re going for alternative, after all)
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The only thing Ollie will need will be his hat and glasses. If not,
we will find something more ‘alternative’ to match our chosen song
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Likewise with shot 2, we will need Ollie to have his hat and glasses,
or we will use different costume props otherwise.
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Plan of Shots
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This will be a typical, straightforward long shot of Ollie and the
wall. We may need to add some random props to link directly with our chosen
alternative genre
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We will take a close up of the front of his head
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We will take a close up of the back of his head
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This is our photo shoot plan for our digipak. This will ensure that we have an idea as to what kind of shots we need to do and who we need to do them with, as well as the props we're going to use to achieve the desired effects.
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