Planning Time!

Song Title: Where'd All The Time Go?

By Dr. Dog, an American rock band based in Philadelphia. For a song made around the early 2010s, it was really catchy and the sounds give a very happy nostalgia to listeners through the lyrics used.

Props: the props that are going to be used are for things that made entertainment back then such as drawing with chalk, playing with a jump rope, and bikes

Costumes: Clothing that would be used is the type of clothes people wore back in the early 2000s.

Schedule:

  • Music video researching about the similar genre - November 12
  • Group will plan what story will be narrated and what props and settings are used - November 16
  • Planning the music video scenes with storyboarding - November 19
  • Our group will film the music video scenes - Sometime around after November 20 to December 9
  • Editing of the music video such as effects and lyrics - Sometime around after November 20 to December 9
  • Music Video completed - December 13
Locations: The locations that our music video will use are parks, the beach, streets, food stops. riding bikes on the street

Backup Plan:
  • Props - use different items that remind of the past time
  • Location - If one location isn't available, then another scene would be needed (planned backups are camping sites, pool hangouts, the fair, house)
Signing off, Andy!


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