Tuesday, 8 September 2015

HB: Track Ideas

Initial Track Ideas

The Script - Flares


  • Could open with a guy playing the piano – opening to the song starting with him sat at the piano, back facing the camera which slowly moves towards him and moves to a side view of him playing
  • Lip syncing
  • Couple sat at a fire place, the girl could fade out leaving the boy alone ‘there’s no one there’
  • Guy going through old photos of him and the girl, screws one up
  • Walking down a dark ally in a woods, sees a flare go off in the distance – walks towards it
  • Tracking shots – close ups
  • Some illustrative relationship between lyrics and video but mainly amplified
  • Flashbacks of memories
  • 2.23 – reach the source of the flares Girl setting them off
  • The couple run back through the woods together as the pace quickens and end up sat back in front of the fire
  • Rewind back through the video at a fast speed and end back on the guy playing the piano at the start for the ending

Taylor Swift - I Wish You Would 


  • Inter-textual reference to film – the classic 90s movie – a boy and girl break up and the boy always ends up showing up in the early hours of the morning at the end
  • Montage of flashbacks, a break up and present day
  • Difference made clear by filters and transitions
  • Car speeding down a street with a boy and girl in it and the clock on the dashboard shows 2am - illustrative
  • Argument outside house
  • Boy drives off
  • Every now and then cut to the boy turning around and driving back
  • 1.59 – boy gets out car – the beats of him getting out the car then closing the door behind him match the breaks in the song lyrics - illustrative relationship between music and video 
  • As song approaches the end the guy is seen knocking and it ends with the girl answering the door.

Blitz Kids - Pinnacle 



  • Could include a band playing and cut between that and the line of narrative
  • The track itself has a slow pace so the cuts should have an amplified relationship
  • Since the song is slow paced portraying an argument may be challenging so if it’s presented as a flashback it could show a memory at a slower speed as someone is looking back and reliving it
  • On again off again relationship
  • ‘Shoulder to shoulder’ – laying down next to each other 



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