Phase 1

From our planning we looked at all the possibilities we needed to consider and decided that the models which would fit our music video best would be Barbies and Action men as they are the most human like figures and would make it easier for our audience to relate too as they look the same. Generally, at some point in every ones life they have played with the dolls so that also adds humour to the video as the dolls would be acting out scenes that are not normally thought of by young children.

The storyline at the beginning of the music video involves both the main girls and boys of the video getting ready at home before going out. We researched into films we had seen in the past and used traditional routines that happen before going out. So for the girls we decided that an appropriate scene we could include would be looking in the mirror checking themselves out before leaving for the clubs, whereas for the boys, who like to boast with their friends about their looks work out to make sure they are looking good for the night.

Our group meetings allowed us to gather up props that are normally found in bedrooms/bathrooms and find appropriate colour schemes and posters which would match a conventional teenager or young adults room. The choices we made for our props were chosen to add humor to our set but also add a sence of realism as the posters are quite popular with our audience even if they do not admit to it. We looked online and picked the photos above and below to use as inspiration, aswell as other research from films to make our own set with the clichéd look we wanted to produce.