Frank Maloney Maloney Junior Production

I did a mock interview with a pretend music video production company. I will use this as a form of research and planning for audience research along with media key companies to see what its like for people when trying to produce music videos and the processes involved with the pitch of the video and the bid for funding.

Frank Maloney-Maloney JR M.D

Music Video Commissioner

“it ain’t about the money as you ain’t getting Paid.”

Song choice

The song I have chosen is – Northern “Bleak”

There’s a good range of tempos to use fast and slow editing techniques .

Basic Idea

This genre of music is orientated around live performances at small venues. The band are all my best mates and are going to do a private party/gig at the drummers house where all of our close friends will be invited to party and listen to music. So the idea is to film all of the on goings and  some external more calm footage from one of our many outings me and my friends have.

How long will it take

The bulk of filming will be done on that single night where the others will be shot over a few separate days. I will also need around 2 months to edit which will allow time to correct any mishaps and just generally make it as good as possible.

How long will the video last

The video will last just over 3 and a half minutes.

What equipment will I use

For the live performance I will use a variety of cameras all at once to allow the video to be as interesting as possible and allow it to all be done in one take.

2x GO PROS showing the drummer.

1x portable Nikon d5100 with fisheye lens attached to a steady cam with led light

And one  stationary Nikon d7000 with 15mm lens to capture the whole room

Target audience

The target audience will be young males around the ages of 17 to 30 as this genre is male dominated with no female bands and gigs are usually very violent so not many females attend.