Shooting on location

Location photos- Bowling Alley

Equipment List for Tuesday 30th

• Make sure we have a record player
• Guitar
• Monopod
• Tripod
• Lighting
• Posters
• Grease DVD
• Telephone x2
• Rollerblades
• Reflective sheets

October 8th

Final preparation for filming such as finalising the costumes and props needed began today,this included the costumes needed and the wax needed to turn the actor into a 60s style hunk. Including a variety of props such as a notepad and a phone. A list was also compiled for the other equipment required such as the tripod and cameras, with a light in case the location is darker than anticipated.

Test Run Two

Animatic Storyboard

October 6th

We have asked a variety of locations for their assistance, unfortunately they have been annoyingly unhelpful. Most of them either want us to pay or are just not comfortable with us filming on the premises. Only one location has agreed to allow us to film there and has gone beyond what we have asked. This location is a bowling alley and they have agreed to having a section of the till allocated to our filming and have even given us a uniform for our actress to wear. The general costumes for our characters have been finalised and the actor and actresses are prepared for the day. The male outfit has been influenced by the movie 'Grease' heavily: Grease:

Test Run One

October 5th

The animatic storyboard is complete and we have begun to compile a list of locations which can be used in the video. There are a variety of diners and restaurants which can be used for filming purposes, now it is just a matter of calling and asking for their help. Hopefully they will be cooperative.

October 4th

We have finally began to create the animatic storyboard for the video, a process which takes some time to match the music with the story while keeping it as a video.

October 2nd

Our storyboard is beginning to take a much more structured shape, the majority of the scenes have been drawn and room for change has been left in the form of extra storyboards which can be used in place of otherwise impossible scenes. The process appears to be progressing efficiently.