Camera Rushes Log

Below is the camera rushes log for today's shoot. I was very impressed and feel that there is definitely enough footage to be used in my music video and I shouldn't need to return.

Hair, Make Up and Costume

Below are Flickr albums illustrating possible costume ideas. To see my descriptions click on the images.

Hair

https://www.flickr.com/photos/128539217@N04/sets/72157651226400360/

Make Up

https://www.flickr.com/photos/128539217@N04/sets/72157651624504352/

Costume

https://www.flickr.com/photos/128539217@N04/sets/72157651571523776/

Overall the look I am going for is:

How to adjust Brightness and Contrast on Adobe Premiere Pro CS6

The Layout of Adobe Premiere Pro CS6

To get used to the layout of Premiere Pro as this is my first time using it. I have created a chart that I can refer to that will explain the layout of the programme. This will aid my efficiency and fluency in creating my music video.

Alterations to Camera Rushes Log

After realising that some footage can't be used I went back to the log and selected footage that can still be used for the music video and doesn't contain any product placement.

The shots in a box highlight shots that can be used as they don't contain the vodka bottle.

Despite having less shots than originally intended, I feel that I can still use some of these in my final music video. Although I will still need to return and do another shoot. 

Product Placement

During the editing I realised that footage contained the label Smirn-Off Ice this meant that I was endorsing the brand within my music video. Remembering that my demographic is mostly under age and can't drink it wouldn't look very good on behalf of the artist. For this reason I will use an unlabeled bottle to imply the alcoholism but not confirm or promote.