Information on the Artist

The Plain White T's band were formed in 1997 in Lombard, San Francisco. The band originally started with three members with Tom Higgenson, Ken Fletcher and Dave Tirio. They gained some popularity and the fourth member, Steve Mast, was recruited to play the lead guitar and backing vocals.

In 2002 they released their first album called "Come on Over", but two of the members left. Steve Fletcger abd Steve Mast were replaced by Tim Lopez and Mike Retondo and in 2003 they recruited their fifth member De'Mar Hamilton. After they began gaining momentum they released an album in 2005 called "All That We Need". One of the songs on their album, "Hey There Delilah", became a huge hit and still remains as one of their best songs that they produced. Despite their history of performing in their home town, radio stations had their song on loop as it was such as success.

Plain White T's have been creating music ever since and they are still recognized. The band have had a few appearances on national television. They made a guest star appearance on "iCarly" in 2007. One of their songs is also used as ABC's "Geek" theme song. The band are still growing their audience and keep them updated via social media such as Twitter. 

Location Sheet

Fournier Street

For our music video we have chosen to shoot all our outdoor shots in London. The first location that we plan to film at is on Fournier Street. We have chosen this street because it is not busy and the buildings look good for a wide shot.

As well as the outdoor scenes we have plan to shoot a band sequence. We have chosen to do this in our schools drama studio with the big film lights to make the scene look as professional as possible.

Location Visit Sheet Programme Title: Music Video Writer: Azimul Hoque Producer: Samuel Dell Director: James Chege Date: 8/10/2015

Access to location via: Public transport (TFL) Name Location: Spitlefields

Health and Safety Issues to note: ·       Traffic ·       People on Boris bikes

Potential Filming Problems: ·       During lunch hours the area can become busy ·       Cars passing by and blocking our shots

Additional Notes:  (map of area/weather forecast etc)

Fournier Street

Gun Street

Treatment

Treatment

Group Roles Cinematography: Azimul and James Mise-en-scene: Sam and Azimul  Editing: James and Sam We had some help with the filming from Jack and Destiny.

Title: Our Time Now  Tag Line: Every second counts

Synopsis: The music video is about a group of friends enjoying their youth by walking around in London and making memories with each other. This includes scenes when all the members mess around when playing football.

Key Genre Conventions: Pop punk

Risk Assessment

Risk Assessment

Group Members:Samuel Dell, James Chege, Azimul Hoque      
Location: London & Drama Room, Robert Clack School

Hazard	Person(s) at Risk	Likelihood of Hazard 1 – Extremely Unlikely 5 – Extremely Likely	Severity of Hazard Outcomes 1 – Very Low Risk 5 – Very High Risk	Risk Level (Likelihood + Severity) 2	Measures to Take to Manage Risk	Risk Managed? Y/N
Getting hit by cars	Anyone in the video	1	3	2	Be careful, take care to not film in used road.	Y
Tripping over cables/ camera equipment	Anyone while shooting	3	1	2	Be careful when around camera equipment.	Y
Potential danger with instruments	Anyone in the band sequence	1	2	1.5	Take care with any instruments we use.	Y

Contacts

Emergency Services: 999

Robert Clack School: 020 8270 4222

Shot List

Shot List
Scene	Shot Number	Description
1 2 3 1 1 2 1 2 4	1 2 3 4 6 7 10 11-14 16	The location that we shot this was in London area. It shows all the band members walking across the street. The band sequence. Members play their instrument. Football court. The band playing a game of football. Lip-synching up against a wall in an alley-way. Band members walking towards the camera. Full wide shot of the band playing their instruments during the band sequence. Walking towards the camera, whilst the lead singer lips syncs. Close up of each band member rocking out on his or her instrument. Random shots in the park. (football, walking around, talking etc.)