This product meeting agenda was completed in order to produce a successful performance shoot. With this, we can look back and refer to what is needed for our shoot, who is responsible for bringing equipment, locations with dates and times and who is allocated to what role. In addition, we need to ensure that our star image is represented accurately throughout the performance using a repertoire of elements and Mise En Scene.
This is our Risk Assessment that we all had to contribute too in preparation for our performance shoot on Tuesday 22nd June 21. With this we were able to identify ways in which we can prevent any risks or accidents from occurring. We agreed as a group the necessary precautions we need to take when travelling to and from the filming location, when we are shooting, and the travelling home/school. By carrying out this task, it helps us prepare for the day, how we will get there, travel and how to approach the concept of filming our performance section to complete our music video.
With this, we were asked to create a mood board as a group, using the software Canva, to broaden our knowledge and understanding of our performers star image, ensuring that an ordinary yet extraordinary feel is communicated through to our target audience. We used adjectives such as, curious, anger, cheeky, relaxed, mellow and energetic to describe quotations, images and album covers to connote the star image provided by the Red Hot Chilli Peppers. It is essential for us to convey a metanarrative through the performance, returning back to research from Richard Dyer, ‘Paradox of The Star’ – a powerful star image (acting in ways similar to an audience and regular people, yet possess something we do not have which makes them special) through visual representation. With completing this task, it will aid us when carrying out our performance shoot as we want to represent the Red Hot Chilli Peppers in the most accurate way possible. By doing so, we will be able to portray to our target audience a similar composition standard.
