So for my first idea I'd like to use this concept of following the same story twice however both stories have different consequences. I want to follow the story of a homeless person. In one version of the story he is helped by someone who passes him by. He is taken care of and is able to start a new life for himself. However, in the alternative version he is abused and attacked by passers by therefore we are shown how bad life is on the streets. This narrative would also include performance aspects. This would come in the form of the star lip sinking to the lyrics or adding a separate scene to the video. This scene would cut in at parts of the song instead of the narrative and it would be a studio setup with the band playing the song. This decision still has to be made.
Thursday, 28 September 2017
Tranqua Lite idea
As i stated before the meaning of the song is about homelessness and making a positive difference. Using this as a starting point has given us the opportunity to create ideas of our video. For my first video I've been inspired by the Biffy Clyro video for Biblical. In this video two versions of the same event are shown. To begin with we are shown star treatment with the use of the lead vocalist Simon Neil. He is shown to be very aggressive after a phone call. He is shown to make a lot of mess and destruction. After that, the second half of the video shows the same scene however he is happier after the phone call. Instead of causing destruction he acts very helpful and kind towards the people in the band and the extras.
Hopefully this idea fits with Tranqua Lite's new single as Toby hasn't sent us the demo for the track so we still don't know what their music is like.
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