Location Recce - Ancilary

Description of the Location:
House, Bathroom
108 Prince George Avenue N14 4TA

Purpose of the location:
The bathroom will be used to shoot Yioda’s self-harm scene. The focus will be on the bath filled with red water. Yioda will be seen submerging herself under the water. The bathroom is ideal as it provides a location an audience will be familiar with.

List three points that make this location suitable for the purpose:
•        Stereotypical bathroom setting is conventional
•        Indoors so avoids bad weather
•        Quiet area

List two points that might make this location unsuitable for your purpose:
•        The large amount of water involved could pose a risk to our equipment
•        May not be enough electrical points for equipment such as chargers and lights

If you use this location what will you have to be aware of?

When filming we must be aware of other members of the house in order to avoid background noise and interruptions. We must also be aware of cables as filming will take place near water. Moreover, we must be aware of any water getting on or in the camera as we will be filming close to the filled bath.

Will you use this location? Yes

Image of Bathroom:






Script


'Loving Someone'- The 1975

by

ASA Productions
FADE FROM BLACK
00:00
EXT: Outside a church – The weather is overcast. There is little greenery outside the church and a long pavement leading to the door.

Establishing long shot of church. 

CUT TO 0:06
INT: Inside a church – The church has long aisles with chairs on either side. A large stage is at the front of the church and stained glass windows on either side. The room is dimly lit, and completely empty. This will create an ominous atmosphere.

Establishing long shot of church aisles.

CUT TO 0:10
Yeah, you should be loving someone
Oh, oh, loving someone
Yeah, you should be loving someone
Oh, oh, loving someone
Yeah, you should be

INT: Dark room with black background. Room will not be shown due to extreme close up shots. 

Extreme close up of various peoples faces, which transition through cuts. High key lighting on face. Face changes after each 'loving someone’ in song.

CUT TO 0:32


EXT: Outside a church - The weather is overcast. There is little greenery outside the church and a long pavement leading to the door. 

Tracking low angle long shot of three teenagers walking towards the front of the church. There are no other people around, creating an eerie atmosphere.

CUT TO 0:34

Extreme close up of teenager opening door to church.

CUT TO 0:37

Low angle long shot of the three teenagers entering the church, shot from behind them.


CUT TO 0:40

INT: Inside church – The church is empty and a little light is shining in through the stained glass window as the teenagers enter.

Teenagers walk into church in a low angle tracking shot, shot from in front of them. They are looking around, then gather at the front of the church.

CUT TO 0:42

Extreme close up of the side of Jason’s face. He is standing still, then peers towards the camera.

FADE FROM BLACK: 


EXT: Hampden Square – Night time, setting is dark and the lights from cars on the street can be seen in the background. 

My heart is telling me the telly isn't telling me anything
I need but it needs to keep you selling me

Jason is sitting on a bench outside the shop. He is seen smoking a cigarette.

Besides celebrities lacking in integrity
Holding up the status quo instead of showing your kids


Extreme close up of smoke from the cigarette is seen to go up in the air. The shot the reverses at a higher speed, and the smoke moves backwards in the air.

CUT TO 0:49 

Low angle mid shot of Jason walking towards the front door of Londis.

CUT TO 0:52 

That they matter, who're you gonna buy up next
Keep hold of their necks and keep selling them sex
It's better if we keep them perplexed


Point of view shot of Jason pushing the door open and entering.

INT: Londis – The light of the shop contrasts the darkness from outside. The shop has one customer in it, who is distracting the shopkeeper due to an argument. The atmosphere is tense.

Point of view shot, looking towards the shopkeeper, who is arguing with a customer. 

CUT TO 0:56
It's better if we make them want the opposite sex
And this drives drunk through criminal minds
And you camp out beside where your man resides

Mid shot of Jason walking towards the alcohol section in the shop, shot from behind him.

CUT TO 1:00
Close up of Jason reaching out for a bottle of vodka, the placing it inside his jacket.

CUT TO 1:11

You're not slow, it's just never been shown
That you should
Be loving someone

Jason then leaves the shop, shown through a mid shot of him opening the door and walking out, shot from behind.


FADE FROM BLACK: 1:15

Oh, oh, loving someone
Yeah, you should be loving someone

INT: Inside church – Teenagers are walking around inside church. The atmosphere is exciting as the teenagers explore their surroundings.

Mid shot of teenagers walking down the aisle of church, looking around.

CUT TO: 1:21 
Oh, oh, loving someone
Oh, oh

Long shot of teenagers continuing to walk. This shot will allow the audience to see the size of the church for the first time, including the stained glass windows and rows of chairs.

CUT TO 1:26

Mid shot of teenagers at front of church, looking out at the chairs. They are sitting down, relaxed as we realise that these teenagers are friends.

CUT TO 1:30

Extreme close up of Anna who is addressing the camera, flicking her hair and smiling. The shot ends when she looks directly at the camera.


FADE FROM BLACK: 1:36

We're all human, we're just like you man
We're sentient, we're something


INT: Bedroom – only bed is shown. Bed has white bed sheets and multi-coloured fairy lights on them.

Establishing shot of bedroom, extreme close up of Christmas, multi-coloured lights on a bed. 

CUT TO: 1:40

EXT: Roadside

Long shot - Anna is standing on street corner, and a car is approaching from a distance. 

CUT TO 1:42

Close up of Anna’s feet, as the car approaches and stops next to her. The door then opens and she get in the car. 


CUT TO 1:47

Close up of Anna in the car, shot from behind the male driver. 

CUT TO 1:49

INT: Inside Bedroom – The room is dark and the bed is filled with fairy lights. The scene will follow the male and female into the room where the female will be taken advantage of.

You know I can't really remember, whatever
We shouldn't have people afloat
If it was safer underground, we wouldn't be on a boat

Extreme close up of Anna leading a male up stairs.

CUT TO 1:52

High angle close up of Anna being wrapped in multicoloured lights by the male.

CUT TO 1:56 

Birds eye shot on Anna lying on a bed, wrapped in multicoloured lights.

CUT TO 1:57 

Shot of telepathy, exploiting insecurities, and preying on the purity
Of grief and its simplicity but I know that maybe I'm too scared to call
Even Guy Debord needed spectacles, you see


Extreme close up of Anna’s neck, followed by the male coming into the shot, then pushing his hand against her neck.

CUT TO 1:59 

Match on action - Extreme close up of Anna’s hand gripping the bed sheets.

CUT TO 2:03

High angle close up of Anna looking down, with mulicoloured lights wrapped around her. 

CUT TO 2:04

I'm the Greek economy of cashing intellectual cheques
And now I'm trying to progress, but instead of selling sex
And I think I should be

Close up point of view shot of a plug being switched off by a male hand. The shot is sped up. 

CUT TO 2:06 

Previous high angle shot of Anna looking down as the lights switch off. She then looks up, towards the camera. 

FADE TO BLACK 2:08 
FADE FROM BLACK:

Loving someone
Oh, oh, loving someone
Yeah, you should be loving someone

INT: Inside church. The atmosphere is relaxed as the teenagers begin to have fun and explore. 

Tracking shot following Anna running after Yioda in a game of ‘it’. 

CUT TO 2:12

Close up of Yioda brushing past a bible and knocking it over. Anna then also runs past the bible failing to notice it.

CUT TO 2:15

Oh, oh, loving someone
Yeah, you should be loving someone


Close up of Yioda on the stage, imitating a priest. She is throwing her arms in the air, [pretending to give a sermon. 

CUT TO 2:22

Oh, oh, loving someone
Yeah, you should be loving someone


Close up of Anna and Jason laughing at and mocking Yioda. They imitate her actions, while laughing.

CUT TO 2:30
Oh, oh, loving someone
Yeah, you should be


Yioda brings her arms down, and addresses the camera. Her facial expression becomes more serious as she does this. 

FADE FROM BLACK 2:51


She blazed about how
'Cultural language is an operation system
A simple interface rendered feeble and listless

Extreme close up high angle shop of a mobile being held by Yioda. She is receiving messages on Facebook, calling her ‘slut’ and telling her ‘to die’

CUT TO 2:55
Extreme close up of Yioda’s eye, from eye level.

CUT TO 2:57

High angle close up of Yioda’s hair in the bath. The bath water is red in colour.

CUT TO 3:05 

When tested with a divinity or a true understanding
Of the human condition
I never did understand - the duality of art and reality

High angle extreme close up tracking shot of Yioda’s hand moving up her arm, which is submerged in a bath.

CUT TO 3:10

Eye level mid shot of a projection of images depicting catwalks and news articles on top of Yioda, who is being projected on.

CUT TO 3:16

Living life and treating it as such but with a certain disconnect
To touch that cajoles at the artist with comfort and abandon
And between the spires and rolling roofs of the white city

High angle over the shoulder shot of Facebook messages, continuing to tell Yioda to ‘die’.

CUT TO 3:20

High angle, behind the head shot of Yioda in the bath. 

CUT TO 3:26

That orange, English light cast only one, singular shadow
For you are not beside but within me

High angle mid shot of Yioda submerging herself into the red bath water.

CUT TO 3:28 

Extreme close up of Yioda’s hand floating in the red bath water. 

FADE FROM BLACK 3:31

Loving someone
Oh, oh, loving someone

INT: Church – shot from the front of the church. Teenagers discover bible, which they open.

Long shot of church and Yioda and Jason run into shot from behind the camera. They continue to run down the aisle.

CUT TO 3:36

Mid shot - Jason finding a room at the back of the church. He appears excited and calls the other in by waving hi arm.

CUT TO 3:40
Yeah, you should be loving someone
Oh, oh, loving someone
Yeah, you should be loving someone


Mid shot - Teenagers enter the room, one at a time. Jason is standing by a book, which they all surround. They appear surprised, yet confused. 

CUT TO 3:45

Extreme close up of book being opened by Jason. A light appears to emit from the book. 

CUT TO 3:50

Oh, oh, loving someone
Yeah, you should be loving someone

INT: Londis 

Mid tracking shot - Jason walks through the front door of the shop, holding the bottle of wine he stole earlier. The camera tracks backwards as he walks in. The track reveals a shopkeeper who is surprised by his return.

Jason places the bottle of wine on the shop counter and the shopkeeper takes it back. 

CUT TO 4:00

EXT: Roadside

Close up shot of Anna getting out of the car she had previously got into. Only her feet, the door and the pavement can be seen.

CUT TO 4:10


Oh, oh, loving someone
Oh, oh
INT: Bedroom

Extreme close up of Yioda’s phone. She is seen to be blocking the account which was bullying her earlier. 

CUT TO 4:15 

INT: Inside Church

Extreme close up of Bible which was dropped by Yioda earlier. Anna and Yioda walk out of the door, while Jason begins to walk out, stops, then walks back to pick up the Bible. He moves it off camera and runs after Yioda and Anna who have left the church. 

FADE TO BLACK: 4:25 


Proposal for Ancillaries



Digipak
Format: CD Digipak
In order for our digipak to be easily identifiable to an indie audience, we will ensure that we will use imagery related to the genre and our music video. 
This includes using enigmatic images which will entice the audience to learn more about the album. The image will be of tealights in a church to maintain the theme and house colours of our music video. The background will use the blue house colours seen within our production in order to maintain a universal theme. In doing this, we are conforming to the indie genre as it is done by many artists such as Arctic Monkeys and The 1975. The back and insert of our digipak will have an image of the back of a female individual. With her identity being hidden, an enigma is created for the audience, enticing the audience. A mass audience will then be attracted through the cultivation theory as they will want to learn more about the artist each time they see the digipak. They could then go on to watch our music video to uncover the enigma.The use of font in our will remain consistent over our digipak, tour poster and music video. This is to enable fans to quickly identify a product as belonging to the band after a quick glance. Through using the same font, a brand identity is able to be created which will assist the band when marketing and could be used on merchandise to allow the public to quickly identify the band and their ideologies. 
Tour Poster
Format: A1
The tour poster will follow themes and conventions of the indie genre and our other products. We have done this through using religious imagery, similarly used in our digipak and music video. We will use the same house colours and text across all of our products. This will allow viewers to associate the tour poster with the band, creating a brand identity. 
We will follow conventions of indie tour posters through the use of imagery which will allow the audience to recognise the band, as opposed to an image of the band. This is done by bands such as Florence and the Machine and Two Door Cinema Club. Religious imagery will entice an audience as it appears unconventional, and may initially confuse an indie audience but becomes clearer as the message becomes strengthened after viewing our other products. As the viewers must actively look for further information, the cultivation theory can be applied. Moreover, we will include institutional codes and the bands website as this follows the general conventions of tour posters. This will allow active audiences to find out more about the band, book tickets or research into the record label. The inclusion of the website will allow for online advertising to take place on services such as Facebook and Twitter on Web 2.0, assisting with advertising. Some viewers may interact with the poster as they want to discuss it with friends where as other may simply take down its information, meaning the uses and gratification theory can be applied.
Conventions of tour posters will also followed with the inclusion of tour dates in the central third of the poster. This will grab the attention of the audience and give the the most important information at first glance. It is then up to them to decide if they will continue to scan the poster for further information. This follows the conventions of a tour poster and can be seen in products from both older and modern bands such as Oasis and A Day To Remember. 
Music video, Digipak and Tour poster:
In order to create a successful campaign, we will need to include both music video, digipak and tour poster. To do this, we shall be consistent with our house colours, ideally using colours which are conventional to the Indie genre e.g Pale Blue’s or pinks. The similarity of house colours throughout will enable our audience to not only recognise the  Another example of how we could make our campaign successful is by using similar or identical font throughout all three products. In turn, this will enable the audience to recognise the products as interlinking and creates brand awareness. Similarly, we shall also consider using an edited coloured flash throughout our music video which shall be identical to the colours of both our digipak and tour poster. Moreover, this relates to the 1975’s own work as they often include a pink glow consistent throughout their products in order to link their ancillary work to their music videos and merchandise. 

General target audience
Our target audience consists of males and females aged 16 to 21, with some members being slightly older. We will target the C1 to E demographic and the struggler psychographic. 
We will target our age and gender groups through using actors of similar ages to our target audience. This will enable verisimilitude to be created as the audiences will be able to relate to them easily. The inclusion if both genres will also ensure every viewer feels included as inclusion is a common theme explored in the indie genre. We will use images of the eyes of various people, in ranging age groups, at the start of the video to ensure we achieve this. 
The struggler psychographic is conventionally targeted by the indie genre due to the controversial and often unexplored themes it discusses. We will target this psychographic in our digipak through using an image of the back of a girls head. This will entice this audience as they will want to learn about her difficulties and reasoning for hiding her identity. An active audience may then watch the music video to learn more about the difficulties hinted in the digipak. Furthermore, our  music video will attract the same psychogrpahic by exploring themes such as bullying, shoplifting and prostitution. These themes, although complex, may relate to our target audience who become inspired by the product.
The setting of the church and use of religious imagery across our ancillaries creates an enigma for our target audience who may not have seen this used by the indie genre before. As a developmental genre, bands constantly explore new themes, with religion being the focus of this one. Active audiences will be attracted by the ominous portrayal of the location, encouraging them to research into the band and music video, meaning the cultivation theory can be applied.
Furthermore, an indie target audience will be attracted through the use of a universal colour and font scheme across our ancillaries and music video. This is highly conventional to the indie genre as fans are able to adopt the brands identity to display their support, for example, through Twitter. This is important as it will allow viewers to easily identify our products as well as promote the messages of the band to new audiences, expanding their reach.