Saturday 26th January 2008
Today Me, Rosanne and Avneet went out on a filming trip, we were supposed to film our first interview with an artist called castro, however he had to cancel, so instead we decided to film some locations that are important for our opening sequence. We visited shot in the following places:
1. Greenford
2. West Ealing
3. Acton
We filmed mostly estate area's and blocks of flats, this is because they connote the rough area that most of the artists grow up in and are trying to get out from, Music is one of the escape routes for most of these underprivileged people. We also managed to shoot one of Rosanne & Avneet's friend as well as Rosanne's two cousins saying who their favourite artists were and why. The filming of the block of flats were filmed with a panning technique, this is important as it gets an all round view of the whole location/area, this is a crucial technique. We also shot locations whilst on the E9 bus, it allowed us to get more of an overview of most places, it also will be very nice to look at for the audience once we have edited it. we also shot some walls that contained graffiti on it, this once again is crucial as it connotes the struggle and the rough areas that most artists go through as they develop their way through their struggle to become a mainstream musician.
While we were on set shooting some bits for our documentary we had some inspirational ideas, for example, whilst we were shooting a block of flats in the Greenford, rectory area, me and Rosanne had a great idea for an extra in our production, whilst we are shooting different things we could also do a "making the documentary to 'Sound Of The Underdogs'", we also had an inspirational moment whilst we were on the E9 bus, I was playing the song 'breakaway' by Tinchy Stryder and Rosanne said that this would be an excellent soundtrack for the locations part in our documentary, and it is another connotation of the struggle that certain people have to deal with in order to escape certain rundown area's, if you listen to the lady singing you will hear the words 'I want you to leave leave, I want you to go go, but you keep telling me the streets are all you know'. One of the other inspirations that Rosanne had on the E9 bus was that our shots of the locations are excellent, as they go in order of light, as we shot it from light to dark, so we wouldn't have to edit it really, as they are already in order.
Here are some Photographs of Avneet & Rosanne filming:
Today Me, Rosanne and Avneet went out on a filming trip, we were supposed to film our first interview with an artist called castro, however he had to cancel, so instead we decided to film some locations that are important for our opening sequence. We visited shot in the following places:
1. Greenford
2. West Ealing
3. Acton
We filmed mostly estate area's and blocks of flats, this is because they connote the rough area that most of the artists grow up in and are trying to get out from, Music is one of the escape routes for most of these underprivileged people. We also managed to shoot one of Rosanne & Avneet's friend as well as Rosanne's two cousins saying who their favourite artists were and why. The filming of the block of flats were filmed with a panning technique, this is important as it gets an all round view of the whole location/area, this is a crucial technique. We also shot locations whilst on the E9 bus, it allowed us to get more of an overview of most places, it also will be very nice to look at for the audience once we have edited it. we also shot some walls that contained graffiti on it, this once again is crucial as it connotes the struggle and the rough areas that most artists go through as they develop their way through their struggle to become a mainstream musician.
While we were on set shooting some bits for our documentary we had some inspirational ideas, for example, whilst we were shooting a block of flats in the Greenford, rectory area, me and Rosanne had a great idea for an extra in our production, whilst we are shooting different things we could also do a "making the documentary to 'Sound Of The Underdogs'", we also had an inspirational moment whilst we were on the E9 bus, I was playing the song 'breakaway' by Tinchy Stryder and Rosanne said that this would be an excellent soundtrack for the locations part in our documentary, and it is another connotation of the struggle that certain people have to deal with in order to escape certain rundown area's, if you listen to the lady singing you will hear the words 'I want you to leave leave, I want you to go go, but you keep telling me the streets are all you know'. One of the other inspirations that Rosanne had on the E9 bus was that our shots of the locations are excellent, as they go in order of light, as we shot it from light to dark, so we wouldn't have to edit it really, as they are already in order.
Here are some Photographs of Avneet & Rosanne filming:
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