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5 Phrases I heard this week

1.     Awesome!

2.     You know what I mean

3.     I was on time...

4.     Targets!

5.     I’m so cold I can’t feel my butt

Beat Sitting at a soccer game

Kelly:  I hope it doesn’t start snowing; it is getting really cold out here

Jessica:  Maybe the game will be canceled and we can go home, you know what I mean.

Kelly:  I don’t think so.

Jessica:  Why not, I can hope.

Kelly:  Yea, but the other team is already here and warming up

Jessica:  Awesome.

Beat Still at the game huddled under blankets

Jessica: Great, the wind is picking up and the sky is getting darker.

Kelly:  I hope it doesn’t start raining; everyone is going to be soaked and cold.

Jessica:  I don’t think there is a chance of rain.

Kelly:  Why not, it is getting really dark.

Beat  Moved to the side of the building to help block some of the wind.

Kelly:  Oh great, it’s starting to snow

Jessica:  (sarcastically) Well, at least it isn’t raining.

Kelly:  No, but I think it is getting colder by the minute.

Jessica:  Yea I know, I’m so cold I can’t feel my butt!

Documentary Subject

Over The Top Bakery Café

                Over The top bakery is a small family owned and operated bakery in North Liberty.  It was started by two sisters who tried other careers and then decided to go into business for themselves.  They offer a variety of products ranging from traditional baked good to café breakfast like biscuits and gravy and pancakes and eggs.  Along with their donuts, breads, and cupcakes they do specialty birthday cakes too.  Most of the employees that help out in the kitchen are family, all working together to make the dream come true.

Interview Questions:

·         When did you open the business?

·         Tell me about the employees, all family?

·         When kind of products do you offer?

·         You offer specialty cakes for customers, how did you get started with that?

·         What kind of training do you have that has helped launch your business?

·         Why a bakery?

·         What did you do before that has steered you in the direction of self-employment?

·         What are the hours you work?

·         How did you decide on the hours you’re open?

·         How did you come up with the name Over the Top?

·         Where is most of you advertising?

·         What kind of community outreach are you involved in?

Plan:

·         Film Interview with Vivian and Annette, the owners.

·         Film supporting B-Roll, making donates, cake decorating, bread in the oven, frosting the donuts and cupcakes

·         Shots of the café

Apparation from Kelly Stanley on Vimeo.

 

 Documentary Subject

 

The person I chose is a close friend and the pastor of our church, Steve.  He was one of the founding Elders at a small church in LaPaz, where in the last 20 years the congregation has grown from about 20 to about 150 members. He is also active in the community, serving as a LaPaz Lions Club member, elementary basketball coach, and ‘the voice of the Lancers’ at high school basketball games.

Questions:

What made you decide to join the ministry?

What is your family life like?

What is your involvement in the community?
What are some of your hobbies?
How have you helped the church grow?
What people in your life have influenced in where you are today?
What is your family life like?
How does the church aid in helping the community?
What changes take place in a church of 20 to a church of 150?
What is one of your favorite memories?

Editors Notes

Bring clips together

Transitions:  Additive dissolve, dissolve

Music overlay, fading in and out at the ends

Title screen fading into the video clips

End title fading out from the videos

Stanley_Emotion Video from Kelly Stanley on Vimeo.

Happy

 

 

Music Video Analysis

This video is a combination of narrative and performative

The colors of the video seem to be on the cooler side for most of the video, maybe to convey that what she was doing by running away with the boy was wrong or “rebel” Then it switches at the beginning and again at the end when showing the sheets on the clothesline to a brighter color and more light.  The rhythm of the video follows the song at a rapid pace.

Some of the key moments in the video are the scenes at the beginning with the sheets hanging on the close line, and then they are repeated at the end of the video for emphasis.  These are shown in a brighter color than the rest of the video seems to be, creating a sense of alertness and you take notice.

The camera is still and moves depending on the scene.  When they show Sara singing it is still, but then when telling the story, it moves with the actors and adds drama.