Final Filming

Yesterday we managed to film all of our final scenes, this included Beyonce being placed in different locations dancing. We were also able to film the car scene where she meets her lover. These shots mean that the video is well on the way to being complete, with just some editing alterations to complete. The shots we filmed were;

• The car scene has been split into three sections. Beyonce walks around the car to meet her lover who is sat inside. The she stands in a full attitude pose and talks to him. He is looking up at her in admiration whereas she is looking down on him in a diva like pose
• We then filmed her and Tom walking away, as she says I want to see you, we made Tom look at her when this was sung so it is in reference to the music. We decided to put this shot in black and white to fit with the realism at the start of the song before she goes into the unrealism of the dance studio
  
• The next shot was in the school corridor, she dances with attitude down the steps looking straight at the camera. We had her dress in stilettos and a smart dress so she looked really posh and in full diva mode
• The next shot was her feet because there is reference in the song to dancing in stilettos so we filmed her feet moving to imitate this lyric
• We then shot her dancing against a white wall to create contrast between her persona and the light colouring of the background. We purposefully tilted the camera up to look at her, to give the impression of her being a star and above the audience
• The next shot was on the outside staircase which we wanted to use before but could not green screen onto. We had her hold the handles and dance provocatively towards the audience
• The next location was of her laid on a bench chatting on her phone, giving away the impression of having no care in the world, this shot was inserted where she is being called a diva to illustrate this notion.

These shots have added the final touches to our video and now we need to adjust some clips before we can put the video through post production.