Shooting schedule and what happened on each day

Band practise sessions: 24th + 10th of February

Both of the filming times where Monday nights and I turned up at 7pm to film my friends band Down To A Deathmatch at there practise room in hull, in the sessions I aimed to get around 100 shots each time divided up between all 5 members of the band and this was a huge success because I managed to get shots from all different angles to build up a really good cinematography aspect that supported my genre, not only did I want to capture the bands practise but to support the narrative I wanted to capture what band life was like because it was this practise that made my main actor (Luke Blackburn)  realise that his relationship is like his band, and if he wants it to work out he has to put time and effort into it to make sure that it succeeds and lasts.
I think that I did a good job when filming the band and to say thank you I said that I would put together a montage of shots for them to put along with one of their own songs as a sort of music video for them.

Paint Sessions: 3rd + 5th of April

The paint sessions where to create an abstract narrative to my video, this in itself breaks traditional meetal genre conventions however this is what I wanted to achieve and for this I shot a series of shots of hands covered in paint eventually coming together to signify how two different things came together as one to create a relationship together which represents the story going on in the song lyrics.