Tuesday, 23 September 2014

Timings of Lyrics

Lyrics to bree tranter- fiery wave

Intro- 0 to 19

19 to 29 hes got these brown eyes that change colour in the sun.
35 to 43 but somedays I cant even find which colour I’m looking at
48.5 to 1 min 23 to deep down, wavey here, wavey like paper, he, stays the same, stays the same. Oh we just have different minds.

1 minute 38.5 to 1 minute 48  Shes got these blue eyes that go deeper than the sea
1 minute 54 to 1 minute 2 minutes 3 But some days he wont even try to swim down and save me.
2 minutes 7.5 to 2 minutes 36 Deep down, fiery here, fiery like paper he, stays the same, stays the same.
 2 minutes 39 seconds to 2 minutes 42 seconds Oh we just have different minds

Ah, ah. Ah, ah

3 minutes 7 seconds to 3 minutes 16 seconds Im a wave im a flame, and I felt you like a crash 

and oh, oh oh oh oh oh, oh oh.

Oh oh etc 

Representation of Main Characters in the Narrative

The two main characters I am thinking of using are a man and a woman in a complicated relationship. However, I don't want to represent the characters in a fully conventional manor, however these are some conventions I DO want to meet, particularly in regards to image.


Conventional aspects of the man

  • Muscular
  • Attractive
  • Dominant 

Such as...


Conventional aspects of the woman

  • Attractive
  • Naive
  • small 
  • Made up (in a modest, old fashioned way) 
Such as...






These are features which I DON'T want to be conventional


Unconventional aspects of the man 

  • Sensitive
  • Mysterious 
  • Disinterested



Unconventional aspects of the woman

  • Un-sexualised (however still appealing to male audiences- not directly provocative)
  • Wearing an old fashioned dress

Tuesday, 16 September 2014

Mise en Scene

Locations that I would like to use are;
 abandoned farms
 beaches
 lakes

Beaches and Lakes- I don't want to use these locations conventially, I'd like to portray the locations as a slightly dark and isolating places. For the sea, an idea I had, was to use a Go Pro camera (a water resistant camera) to capture the artist sinking from a high angle in her dress (like the scene from pirates of the Caribbean 1 where Elizabeth swan is sinking in the sea after she falls off the cliff).


This is an extract of the film where there are multiple shots of Elizabeth sinking.





I used Google Maps to find Abandoned, industrial areas- these are what I found