Music Video

documentary subjects

This is Art McCormick. He is the son of Sean McCormick who owns a McCormicks bar in south bend. He bartends there.
1. What's it like bartending?
2. What are your busiest nights?
3. what alcohol is your best seller?
4.Do you think people tip enough?
5. When did you start working there?
6. What's the hardest drink you have to make?
7. What's some of the history behind the bar?
8. When did your father open the bar?
9. Do you have open jams?
10. Is there any bar fights ever?

This is Manny Ramos. He is a DJ for a couple bars and clubs. Originally he was a video DJ.
1. How long have you been DJing?
2. What made you decide to get into it?
3. How do you know what songs to play?
4. What kind of lighting system do you use?
5. Do you still do Video DJing?
6. How often do you do a set?
7. What genre or songs bring in the most people?
8.Did you buy all your equipment or are you endorsed partly?
9. What bars do you do sets at?
10. What's your ideal crowd?

This is Shayla Smith. She does modeling. She goes to college right now and modeling pictures on the side.
1. What made you decide to do modeling?
2. How often do you do photo shoots?
3. How long does a typical photo shoot go for?
4. Do you use your own clothes or are they provided?
5. Where is your favorite setting to shoot?
6. What type of modeling do you plan to do?
7. Is there a certain company you wouldn't work for?
8. Are your poses natural or are you given some direction?
9. Do you work with other models?
10. How long have you been modeling.

Location Photos

The following photos are location photos that will be used as settings for our music video entitled, The Seed. The music by the metal band, Skies Beneath Us will set the mood to match the dark and dreary look of the footage.

This is a stock photo of an old house.

The Kitchen

The Living Room

The Guitar room

The Guitar room close up

The Gym off screen

The Gym front view of stage

Emotion Video

thriller from Jim Love Grose on Vimeo.

Music Video

I thought it was hard to choose a music video because there's so many i know of so i decided on this one. I'm not a big fan of the music but i like the video. The first shot begins on a stadium light and tilts down to an extreme long shot of a curtain being opened and a man walking through. From there the singing begins and it goes to many cut aways as the camera arcs and tilts. The singer is framed in many medium to close up shots. The guy with goatee often looks off screen creating an eye line towards the next visual. The cheerleaders are shown in various long to medium long to medium panning shots. The costumes feature warm colors and most of the shots are pretty tight framed. The end pans up to an extreme long shot of fireworks.

Emotion~~~Excitement/Thrill/Contentment

I produced ten photos that i felt represented excitement, thrill and contentment which are all within the same category. I used various filters and editing on most of them.  Four of the photos were at the bar and at a show with comedian Eric Andre.

The above photo is an original collage i felt expressed these emotions.

The above photo is an action shot i took of a girl using a glowing hula hoop.

Brainstorm

Music Video:
 In this music video,  the audio will be industrial electronic. I would call it,"Shock to the System." It will mainly be a visual montage of quick flashing images and filtered movements and shapes. Some of the images would be various old industrial machinery, electronic parts and computer simulations of signals.

industrial machinery

The Documentary:

   For the documentary i thought about gathering images of various graffiti on trains and buildings. I will call it, "The Protaganist." I will show different styles of graffiti such as stencil and wheatpastings. It will be an expose on the art form and what it means to some people. I may interview people to see how they feel about it but i'm not sure now if i'd actually show an actual graffiti artist in action. I always thought it was an interesting subject and there are many reasons behind its execution. 

"Graffiti is a Beautiful Crime."

The Narrative:

 This would be a thriller entitled, "Immortal Me."  The film will begin with a man fatally wounded putting a package in a mailbox on the street. He will subsequently fall over and die. The story will then begin on the main character going about his life and one day receiving this package. He knows not what it is and the rest of the story revolves around him piecing together the mystery while henchmen try to take it away from him. He discovers in the end what was in the package. It was a pulsing ball of energy but he knew not where it came from and what it was capable of. In the end, he learns of it's powers of immortality and super powers in general to those who behold it. It destroys him in the end.

"Absolute Power Corrupts Absolutely."