Digipack

 Digipack

Front Cover

Back Cover

Inside Cover

CD

Risk Assessment

Risk Assessment 

Potential risk/hazard	Result of occurrence	Precaution taken to control the risk	Risk Level
Risks to people
The Tripod	It is possible that either one of the actors or the director could have tripped over one of the tripods legs.	Make sure that when people are walking past they leave space in order to avoid the fall	Low
The rain	As it was raining on the day of the shoot it means that the floor would have been slippery. Therefore meaning that people could fall	Make sure that people were extra careful when moving both in and out of a scene	Medium
Risks to the equipment
The rain	The rain poses another risk as if it gets to heavy then it could damage the equipment	Make sure the equipment is covered when the weather is worsening therefore meaning that the equipment will be undamaged	Medium
Dropping the camera	The camera might be dropped on accident when using it on shots that do not require a tripod	Make sure when the camera is not secured on the tripod it is fastened around someone’s neck securely	Medium

Equipment List

Equipment List

Production:

• Camera - To record the shots for the music video. The camera will have to be high quality in order to get the best possible shots. I will be using different camera angles and shots, and this is to make the entire music video more professional.
• Tripod - To stabilise the camera in shots where the camera must be still.
• Lights - To light up my scenes as they will be shot during the night time, this is to create synergy between the digipack and the lyrics of the video.

Props:

• Drug packets - This is so the character in the first verse can realise how their life is going after purchasing drugs. This will be a key item in the progression of the story.
• Knife - To show the dangers of the environment.
• Money - To purchase the drugs and to show the audience how much money is wasted on it, instead of trying to save up and leave.

Costumes:

The main costumes in the video will be ordinary clothes in order for the audience to see the human side of these people and relate to their struggles, this will be done through the simple clothing that they will wear.

Post-Production:

• Adobe Premier Elements 14 - This is to edit the video together.
• SD Card - This is to store the shots on before the editing process.
• Adobe Photoshop - To edit the digipack and magazine advert. 

Shot List

Shot List

Production Title: Gang Related		Director: Jack Szklarek		Cinematographer – Jack Szklarek
Shot	Location	Shot Type	Camera Movement	Shot Description
1	ROAD	Establishing	Zoom	The camera will zoom in on ARTIST while they have their back to the camera. The camera will then pan to the sky and transition to the next shot
2	PARK (Deal Scene)	Medium	Still	The camera pans down to a flashback scene. The MAIN CHARACTER in focus will begin to walk forwards towards a background CHARACTER
3	PARK	Extreme Close Up	Still	A close up of the hands acknowledging each other before passing the packet.
4	PAVEMENT	Medium	Reverse the camera while following in front of M.C	Walking towards the camera away from the location in SHOT 3. Needs to be looking around
5	PAVEMENT	Close-Up	Slow Motion	Walking next to the camera. Ignores the bloodstains on the background wall.
6	ALLEY	Mid Shot	Zoom	Zoom in on the packet before the character drops it
7	ALLEY	Extreme Close-Up	Still	Packet falls to the ground. When it lands the black and white filter is removed.
8	ROAD	Long Shot	Still	ARTIST: ‘Yeah’
9	ROAD	Close-Up	Still	ARTIST: ‘Uh, yeah’
10	ROAD	Long Shot	Still	ARTIST: ‘Livin life like this’
11	ALLEY	Extreme Close-Up	Still	Running away from SHOT 7
12	ROAD	Long Shot	Still	ARTIST: ‘Tales from my hood, not a sight like this’
13	PAVEMENT	Mid Shot / Establishing Shot	Still	M.C is walking away from camera
14	ROAD	Long Shot	Still – (Swing with arms)	ARTIST to swing hands away at ‘Baseheads coming through lookin for the play’
15	ALLEY	Extreme Close-Up	Still	The blade is extended from the knife
16	SEE SHOT 4
17	ROAD	Tracking Shot	Track the car	The car drives past and the camera will follow it down the road
18	ROAD	Mid Shot	Still	The artist has to point away at ‘next to the baby in the bib’
19	ROAD	Long Shot	Still	More lip-synching
20	ALLEY	Long Shot	Still	M.C confronts the DEALER and gets stabbed
21	ROAD	Mid Shot	Still	At ‘NO,NO,UH,UH’ the shot is repeated to the first NO and UH
22	ROAD	Extreme Close-Up	Still	Follow the hands as the ARTIST counts out
23	ROAD	Close-Up	Still	More lip-Synching
24	ALLEY	Close-Up	High Angle	Looking down at M.C’s body
25	NEWS REPORT. Have the news report played out detailing the murder
26	ALLEY	Close-Up	Still	Close up on a memorial to M.C
27	ROAD	Long Shot	Still	More lip-synching
28	ROAD	Close-Up	Still	Close up on ARTIST praying
29	ROAD	Long Shot	Still	More lip-synching
30	ALLEY	Long Shot	Pan to group leaving	M.C’s body is still there and DEALER is running away
31	ROAD	Extreme Close-Up	Still	Close up on gun fingers
32	ROAD	Long Shot	Still	More lip synching
33	ROAD	Mid Shot	Still	More lip-synching
34	ROAD	Long Shot	Panning around ARTIST	Full end of the song is done in one to make the video seem raw and from the heart.

Storyboard