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Uploaded by Alexander Payne on 2014-12-09.

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We used an abundance of filming equipment, to maximise the chance of a professional quality. The main camera we used was a Canon DSLR with the use of a fixed lens with a large aperture, allowing for blurry and dreamy shots of smoke. We also used a GoPro and a high speed iPhone camera, allowing us to achieve close up, slow motion shots of smoke. We used a tripod for most initial shots, however we also had a steady cam fitting that allowed us to get smooth panning and sweeping shots in and around equipment. Although we hardly took advantage of this on day one of filming, this will be an important piece of equipment for day two, where we will film the main performance section, being important to get many panning camera angles of the band members, being more effective than just having static clips throughout.

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The first day of filming for our music video involved a lot of planning. We aimed to shoot introduction to the performance. Which involved getting footage of a record player, microphone and general studio surroundings. We purchased a smoke machine to aid the moody feel of our video, resulting in some effective smokey shots. We also bought a silver microphone replica which related to the retro theme that we initially planned to explore. We chose to film this in a small room under the stage in our school, this allowed for very little natural light pollution, meaning we could control exactly how much light we wanted. Also, the room had Amps and musical equipment in, which ensured the footage related to the music.