Costume/Props

For the live performance the band had put on the invite for their gig that they would be dressed up in Halloween fancy dress costumes. When we turned up we didn't know what to expect but the band reassured us that their costumes would be similar and their faces would be uncovered. The only band member that would be in a slightly different costume was Loui.

The band couldn't meet up for the bonfire/fireworks night but we didn't really need them to be there as we were only getting footage of a bonfire and fireworks.

For the Bourne woods shot we thought that we would add a twist to the Halloween costumes that they wore and wanted to paint the bands faces like a skeleton. I was the model for this face paint tester and we filmed how we did it.

When we asked the band to wear black clothing they said that this wasnt their vision of how they wanted the music video to look and on the day of filming in the Bourne woods for the OKGO aspect of the production they turned up in normal clothes. This actually worked better as they were showing their individuality as a band and because of the autum colour within the leaves and trees they stood out more than what they would have done if they had been in black clothing and with skeleton face paint on. They stood out more due to them actually looking as though they should be their and the clothes they wore suited the weather and the genre of their music more than what our initial idea was.


We didnt use that many props to go with our production. The only props that we used were the bands instruments and a picnic bench that the band will stand on and do various things on it and with it. The props that we used in a list form is;
For the live performance -

• Microphone in standx3
• Guitarsx2 plus a bass guitar
• Drum kit
• A synth

For the bonfire/fireworks night -

• the bonfire
• fireworks
• sparklers

For the OKGO element in Bourne Woods -

• picnic bench
• Guitarsx2 plus a bass guitar
• 1 drum and drum sticks