Warm Water- RAI

Lip syncing

Here shows what our lip syncing is like on the computer, unfortunately YouTube un-syncs our video, we have tried re-uploading the video many times and on many different websites but the problem still occurs. As you can see we have edited our video so that the lip syncing does match, sorry for the problem, we hope you will take this into consideration when watching our final video.

Filming day three

Day three of filming on of our locations was south weald, here we went for a more covered up look than we have before. We put Paige in a leotard, a shirt, black high waisted jeans and cut out boots. We used this look because it is edgy but also we wanted to cover her up more due to the location 1. being cold, 2. making it realistic. We also wanted to ensure the outfits chosen went with our target audience, which is why we aimed to keep everything on trend but with edge to it also.

 This shows the lace on Paige's leotard

 Here you can see the steps which we used quite a lot during our filming, we worked with angles making me stand up on the steps and have Paige beneath me, we also had the same shot but moved Paige round in the shot so that it almost time lapses.

This is Paiges completed look

 We chose to use cut-out boots as they are on trend right now. Which displays our artist to be a fashion icon.

 We used a hand chain to add some bling without being too in your face.

Filming day 2

This is our first setting, here we filmed the intro and also a lot for the end shots. It was a good day and so we did a pan shot from the bright blue sky to the setting to slowly establish the setting and what she is doing. Putting Paiges hair in a bandana it makes her look more alternative and it is also good for when we first establish her as you can clearly see her face. We also used Doc martens, high black socks and a baggy shirt. This is because we wanted to take inspiration from the 'Skins' character 'Effy'.

This was our second setting of the day, it is a bridge over a A-road. At first it looked good but once we started filming we didn't like the shots as we felt like they were very typical and not very interesting. This outfit look is cut out boots with frilly socks, high waisted shorts, a T-shirt and a messy pony tail which has a hair cuff and also a hair chain in it. We felt like this went well with our artist as we were keeping it alternative.

Setting 3 is at 'south weald' it is a brick staircase which is very rustic. We kept the outfit the same as the second setting but we decided to put her hair down to change it up and keep the shots different.

Filming day 1

 Here are some photographs of us filming Paige on the day, this shows the projections on her.

Here is a photograph of Paige getting her shadow, from this point I then filmed at a certain angle so that you could only see the shadow and not see Paige which is the effect that we wanted to make.

This is our setting from a long shot, during filming we only used the screen to project images on, we used the sports hall as we were able to have it pitch black which meant that the projections stood out alot more when we filmed. Originally we were going to use the brick work to project the images onto but once we were set up the images looked so detailed and clear on the screen that we carried on our filming with the screen. This worked much better for us.         

We decided that while we had the opportunity we would take some photos of Paige posing as the artist, this worked very well as I own a Pentax SLR camera, we used all sorts of filters which looked very effective with the shadow and Paige in the same shot.