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We hope to build a replica of this set in the studio
We used this drawing to show to the media teachers how we wanted the studio space to look. By having a diagram with labels indicating colour scheme and taking into account the size of the studo, this will help them to visualise the set. For example the background colour was light silver, used as most of the other spacecrafts we looked at for a point of reference. The light silver colour worked well as a background colour as it did not detract from the performance element of the media product. Equally, we also noted briefly about small flashing red LEDS appearing as if they were buttons on the control boards which are evident in other sci-fi themed media products like Star Trek. We tried to make full use of the studio space we had available to us and space out the props accordingly but also kept in mind the fact that the rappers would be running around the whole et so we needed to ensure the right mise en scene was provided everywhere. There were only a few subtle changes to the set from out sketch to the set of the sctual filming including a different type of lighting and one less control pannel within the ship due to lack of space.
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