Our crime boards

For towards the end of our video, we liked the idea of using crime boards. This would tie in with our theme of being a bit naughty. It also links with the song name - 'Scandalous.' We have made three different versions and will see which will look best. For the 'blank' one, we will write either 'Scandalous' or 'Studded Roses' at the top in red lipstick.

Dates for the final filming

Prop planning/making

In today's lesson myself and Beatrice have been set the task to research the identification boards that prisoners have in mugshots. We are planning on using these in our video, so we need to create our own and tailor them to fit their purpose. From researching on the internet, it seems that they vary slightly. Some state the specific police station, but some only state 'Police' or 'Police Dept.' Also, names always appear, as well as an identification number. We are leaving the name blank, so that we can write on it with lipstick either 'Scandalous' or 'Studded Roses.' I am going to print out four which each have different numbers.

 

 


Also, over the weekend, I noticed that Olly Murs features crime boards at the very beginning of his 'dance with me tonight' video. I took a screenshot from Youtube so that I can make reference to it when creating our own crime boards.

Email response

I have emailed her back to let her know that we wish to be filming on the 11/11/11 between 7.30pm and 9.30pm. We are just waiting for a reply to confirm that we can start filming on that date.

Contacting the car parks...

What we wrote to the Car park in Bexleyheath:

Me and three of my classmates from Welling School Sixth Form, thought it would be nice to film part of our A-level music video in a car park. We thought that the car park in Royal Oak Road North road , Bexleyheath , DA6 7HG, would be a perfect location for this. We were advised to request permission to film there, rather than just turn up. We are happy to pay for a car park space, as we will be using a car in the video also. We hope to hear back, about whether or not we will be able to do this.

     

Beatrice contacted Welling Tescos: