Props and Costume list

Props


Music Video:

1. laptop -  this will be used for shot 6 and 7 and will show the pride march in the film 'pride'
2. bike - shot 17 when the main character notices something that link to his identity - the coloured band will be around the bike.
3. wrist band with LGBTQ+ colours - this will be featured on the bike and one of the friends, acting as intertextuality to the LEGBTQ+ community.
4. bag - that the makeup will be in. This will be used in shot 52.
5. makeup palette and brushes - when the main character is putting on makeup. This will be featured in shots 53, 54 and 55.
6. air pods - the main character will put these in to give the impression that the audience is listening to the song as the main character is. This will be used in shots  9 and 12.
7. drinks -  the friends and main character will be sitting with these in shots 36 to 38 and 40 to 42.
8. hand held mirror - used in makeup scenes
9. big mirror - the main character will look at the mirror before he leaves to meet his friends and before he puts makeup on in shots 10 and 51.


Website and AV content:

1. awareness signs for charity section and photos
2. chair

Costume

Music Video:

Narrative -
1. 'Hey sisters' jacket - the main character will own one of these and will see someone else wearing it during the video. At the end of the video the main character will be wearing it. Shots 8, 39 and 59.
2. normal jacket - the jacket that the main character wears at the beginning.
3. relaxed clothing both main character and friends: jeans and a jumper/coat with one wearing the wrist band
4. trainers for walking tracking shots
5. makeup on main character and friends
6. necklaces on main character at end

 Performance -
1. bright clothing - t-shirt and trousers one outfit


website and AV content:

1. casual stylish for interview
2. trouser and t-shirts for photo shoot




The props that have the most significance are the wrist band with LGBTQ+ colours, 'sisters' jacket and awareness signs for charity section of photoshoot. This is because they hold the most representative value as they provide intertextuality for the LGBTQ+ community. This helps to provide connotations for a fun loving environment that would appeal to the fun loving target audience. It will also allow me to make links between my music video and website - completing the requirements of the brief.

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