Helen Humphrey-Taylor

 Storyboarding Rough 1. Establishing shot of main location being central London. The mise-en-scene consists of key landmarks and iconic signifiers of London. The mood should be positive and opportunistic, and should illustrate the busy nature of London. Shot duration: 3 seconds (lasting as long as the first beat of the song). 2. Wide shot of another key signifier being the Tower of London. This is to further set the scene and make it clear where the first location is set. Daylight hours, blue skies and bright lighting should be included in the shot to ensure the mise-en-scene is colourful. Shot duration: 2 seconds (lasting as long as the second beat of the song). 3. Mid-shot of main artist up against a colourful wall filled with graffiti. This is to introduce the artist, dressed in quirky clothing of patterned trousers to convey her confidence. The mise-en-scene further continues with positive, colourful scenery to set the mood. Shot duration: 2 seconds 4. Mid-shot of main artist i...

Explanation of Music Video - (COVID Updated) Originally, my vision for my music video was meant to portray the lives of immigrants living in the UK and some of the struggles that come with living a normal life. It is unfortunately common for immigrants to be perceived as dangerous or people who have come to this country to rob us of our money. This is all supported by the heavy lyrics used in the song 'Paper Planes' such as 'take your money'. Whilst my mother is from Poland herself, I thought it was a really familiar topic to my family as I strongly understand some of the issues that she faces in day-to-day life. It is worth bearing in mind that the original meaning behind 'Paper Planes' is based around those of an ethnic descent, skin colour or exotic name who are perceived as 'other'. However, I would like my video to take into consideration all of those who have come to Britain from any foreign country and the difficulties of living a totally 'nor...