Shooting Script

- fridge magnets cartoon style rearranging footage to spell stereo decade.
- Close up of hands, begins to play for piano section.
- Close up of "dont be ashamed" on body.
- mid shot of electric guitar being played.
- Another shot (panning) down past body seeing more writing.
- When singing is about to start, shot of the microphone. the singers face is partly hidden.
- Shot of somneone holding a card infront of their face.
- cut to a mid close up of drums and bands name on the bass drum.
- Quick shots that go with the beat of the song of the cards.
- Cut to a shot of a band memember dancing this footage has a 'cartoon' effect on it.
- Cut to another close up shot of the body writing.
- cut back mid shot of  a band memember.
- cut to shots of the posters on the wall.
- go back to shot of lead singer.
- cut to cards held up.
- back to close up of drums.
- back to body tattoo with postcards scattered round body.
- a sequence of cuts between band playing, body shots and postcards.
- All cuts will go with the beat and be synicornised and will be straight cuts to follow the pace of the music.
-2/3's of the way through the video when a  single cymbal can be heard being hit, for every cymbal strike a image will appear on screen.
- At the end cut from singer to the fridge magnets, they begin to scramble back to their original position at the start.
- Fade to black.

Album Cover Development

After researching indie- pop album covers we went out and took photos to create our cover. Here are a couple of front cover ideas

- This album cover being modern and unique we feel doesn’t show our full potential of what we could do with a front cover. So, therefore we have decided to still include this but inside, this particular photo will appear behind the actual CD and will be visible once the CD is removed.

- This is similar to the other previous one however still lacks something, we still want to include vinyl records but not as the only thing visible on the cover. We might include the postcards which can be seen in the video and the guitar which can be seen on our magazine advert.


Below are some font ideas that we could include on our album cover or within the digipak. Stacking the band name like the one below or scattering them to look like stickers could be a page in the album along with the single vinyl picture.