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Eyes In Istanbull video presentation

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Dom Beale
Dom Beale

The document discusses creating a music video using silhouettes to tell a story through a character's journey. It proposes using a morphsuit-wearing actor and changing props to represent stages of life from infant to old age. Inspiration comes from experimental films using techniques like backwards editing. The target audience is described as indie music fans aged 16-25. Health and safety considerations for filming include selecting a low-risk outdoor location with enough space and a red backdrop to key out the green morphsuit.

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EYES IN ISTANBULL ZOOMBEHH
SILHOUETTE A silhouette is the effect of a featureless blacked out figure on a still image or moving picture which allows us to create a character and adapt on their currently blank image or personality. The silhouette allows us to tell a story of this character without the boundaries and stereotypes associate with image and persona.
JOURNEYS The idea of a journey can be used as a framework for telling a story. Much like a long road it has many twists and turns in the distance that you can’t see which means you may be able to predict the immediate future but further on the situation could completely change. This allows us to escape the hold of illustrative videos (like a club scene for a dance track), we like the idea of not knowing what’s coming next.
THE IDEA
OUR WORK WITH SILHOUETTES • Green screen practice
PROPS • • • • • • Morphsuit Baby stage; Rattle, Bib, Dummy Child stage; Football, Toy, Console Controller Student stage; Books, Beer Can, Mortarboard Working man stage; Briefcase, Tie, Baby Doll Old man stage; Walking Stick, Pipe, Gravestone
INSPIRATIONS • Andrew Goodwin’s framework for analysis • Dziga Vertov’s Man With A Movie Camera – the use of backwards editing and multi-layer editing • Ideas from the class • The Kite Runner
TARGET AUDIENCE • Genre; indie pop/alternative • This idea will be interesting to a nonconformist group of people. • Age range of 16-25 • Non gender specific
HEALTH & SAFETY AND LOGISTICS Location – Needs to be a location with enough distance to be able to cover in a 3 minute long take with no hazardous objects or obstacles to overcome. A risk assessment will be done beforehand. An ideal place would be away from traffic and oncoming pedestrians. Background – The ideal background would be red to contrast with the green of the costume and make it easier to use the green screen feature.

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Eyes In Istanbull video presentation

  • 2. SILHOUETTE A silhouette is the effect of a featureless blacked out figure on a still image or moving picture which allows us to create a character and adapt on their currently blank image or personality. The silhouette allows us to tell a story of this character without the boundaries and stereotypes associate with image and persona.
  • 3. JOURNEYS The idea of a journey can be used as a framework for telling a story. Much like a long road it has many twists and turns in the distance that you can’t see which means you may be able to predict the immediate future but further on the situation could completely change. This allows us to escape the hold of illustrative videos (like a club scene for a dance track), we like the idea of not knowing what’s coming next.
  • 5. OUR WORK WITH SILHOUETTES • Green screen practice
  • 6. PROPS • • • • • • Morphsuit Baby stage; Rattle, Bib, Dummy Child stage; Football, Toy, Console Controller Student stage; Books, Beer Can, Mortarboard Working man stage; Briefcase, Tie, Baby Doll Old man stage; Walking Stick, Pipe, Gravestone
  • 7. INSPIRATIONS • Andrew Goodwin’s framework for analysis • Dziga Vertov’s Man With A Movie Camera – the use of backwards editing and multi-layer editing • Ideas from the class • The Kite Runner
  • 8. TARGET AUDIENCE • Genre; indie pop/alternative • This idea will be interesting to a nonconformist group of people. • Age range of 16-25 • Non gender specific
  • 9. HEALTH & SAFETY AND LOGISTICS Location – Needs to be a location with enough distance to be able to cover in a 3 minute long take with no hazardous objects or obstacles to overcome. A risk assessment will be done beforehand. An ideal place would be away from traffic and oncoming pedestrians. Background – The ideal background would be red to contrast with the green of the costume and make it easier to use the green screen feature.