Mind Map of initial idea's ; Also in sketchbook.
Mood Board for the concept film, showing the overall theme/mood that I wish to achieve.
| VIDEO IDEAS |
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Vintage,
Old Looking/ Retro
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Old
Props such as bird cages, Scrunching up fabrics, Vintage photographs
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Man
walking away in stop start motion, coat on and off, reversed video.
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Sections
indoors and outdoors, birds in cages.
Theme:
Is the theme vintage, modern, quirky, how can you describe it and link it to
the collections and/or website.
Vintage, almost like an old fashioned film. Dusky
filters as well as light colours.
Mood:
How does it make you feel when you are watching the video? Can you describe the
emotions it portrays?
Quite relaxed and free, more about the mood than a
specific structure. Contrasting emotions of birds trapped and man free.
Music:
What style of music is it and can you link it to the collection?
Light, soft music nothing to loud or harsh, maybe
something slightly classical.
Setting:
Where is it set, is it indoors, outdoors, is in in urban setting or
countryside? Is it in a busy space or an abandoned derelict area?
A blend of derelict places such as rundown
fields/empty building with some being filmed inside e.g. scrunching fabrics,
old photographs lay on tables.
Garments:
Can you link the garments to an era or a specific style. Are the garments their
collection or are they vintage? Or is it customised.
Charity shop, I may buy vintage looking blazers to
throw/hang on and off objects/model. Faux fur collar to add the idea of
aviation.
Colour:
Are the colours bright, dull, monochrome, bold?
Pastel, light tones making it feel vintage and
whimsical. By scrunching fabrics up and letting them fall back naturally I can
use fabrics shade I plan to create the garment out of e.g. blue/grey velvets.
Lighting:
Is the lighting harsh or soft, are images projected onto props or models, if so
what are they?
Natural lighting with subtle hints of sunsets/cloudy
skies (idea of flight to continue aviation theme). Could try some projecting
techniques?
Content:
What is the video based on, is there a story (narrative) within the video? Does
it link to the collection, if so how?
No exact story more just stop start/ loose feeling
abstract video clips. A mash of all things that inspired me whilst designing
the menswear suit.
Imagery:
Is there any imagery that links to the collection or such prints or patterns?
Does any of the imagery relate to the overall story?
Polaroids? To add a vintage feel, could project
images onto a face but may do that for Under the Microscope intead.
Model:
How does the model reflect the collection or the brand?
Not showing faces more shots from far away and from
the back, I want to film to be more about the mood and context than a specific
model/theme.
Styling:
What is the make-up and hair like, is it a specific style or dramatic?
Natural, just plain ordinary man to fit with the
brief I have designed for.
Timing:
Is the pace slow or fast, has it been speeded up.
Slow pace, just as if watching a film. Maybe adding
a few stop/start shots with parts rewound.
Text:
Is there any, if so how is it used within the video. What style of font has
been used? Does it reflect the mood of the collection?
Not a lot of text, maybe just the collection name at
the end. Plain white/pastel colour in a subtle smart text.
Props:
Do they have any, if so are they props subtle or a bold statement, do they make
a statement? Do they have animals in the video, this could relate to your
sport?
Subtle natural props, e.g a vintage suitcase of
chair nothing to drastic. I’d rather keep focused on the mood and overall tone
than specific features within the shots.
Prints:
Are they used within the backgrounds or projected, do they link to the collection?
The use of printed old maps to continue that idea
from my portfolio and branding.
Accessories:
Are there any hats, bags, helmets, watches, jewellery, shoes, glasses etc, do
they relate to the theme?
Maybe just simple manly accessories such as a hat or bag.
Story Board for Video before starting to shoot.
Next I will begin to shoot clips of my film to then edit them next week.
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