What is our TV studio show about?
Locked in with... is a music chat show that presents new music from the Drum and Bass scene. We want to shine a light on the artists who are making, performing and promoting music within a scene that is beyond the mainstream.
Bringing live music to people at home
Our show is giving live music back to people at home - at a time when they are figuring out the 'new normal'.
Each week a different style of music from the Drum and Bass genre will feature. The musicians will show off their talents within their specialist area of the genre and tell the audience more about their music.
Our pilot episode will feature musical performances and sit-down interviews with the musical act, My Bad Sister.
(My Bad Sister, 2020)
Motivation for making our show
With concerts, festivals and many areas within the Creative Arts being put on hold over 2020 and for the foreseeable future, Locked in with... is paving the way for the return of live music in a different way and bringing artists back to the stage, where they belong!
mEET THE crew!
All crew members will be fellow classmates and tutors from the BA (Hons) Television Production course at Middlesex University. We have all worked together throughout our time at Middlesex and look forward to applying all we have learnt into this production.
- Executive Producers: Deborah Klika & David Wheeler
- Producer: Teddy Ross
- Director: Corey Brown
- Production Manager: Ellis Coghiel
- Head of Research: Evie Thompson
- Floor Manager: Dina Isufi
- Assistant Floor Manager: Ursule Mutingwa
- Camera Supervisor: Olly Pound
- Sound Supervisor: Amy Moran
- Lighting Director: Ethan Jeffcutt
- Set Supervisor: Graham Foxley
- Graphics: Duarte Banderia
plan of action
Locked in with... will be recorded in Studio A at Middlesex University. The facilities at Middlesex were designed by Sony and comply with current broadcast standards, providing us with access to state-of-the-art technology and equipment.
KEEPING OUR SET COVID-SECURE
The recording of Locked in with... will take place in February 2021 in accordance with all up-to-date Government COVID regulations and laws.
Keeping our set COVID secure means we will have hand sanitiser throughout the studio and surrounding area of the university, all crew and talent must wear face coverings and maintain a social distance, and we'll be undertaking regular cleaning of the studio.
All crew members must also have completed and passed the Screenskills Coronavirus Basic Awareness Training and submitted certificates before production begins.
SETTING THE SCENE
We plan to dress the studio with some UV paintings and have a chat show area as well as a separate performance area.
(Image of Studio A)
Breakdown of budget
All donations will help us improve the quality of our show and give us the resources to have creative freedom.
In total we are wanting to raise £600 - here is our budget breakdown:
Presenter & Talent (Musical Guests) - £200 (Rehearsal and production day)
Travel Expenses - £115 (For presenter & Talent - £12.50 a day each)
Catering - £40 (Lunch and snacks for presenter and talent for 2 days)
Set/ Props - £100 (To dress and fill the studio set)
T Shirts for Heads of department - £45 (To show our 'brand' and identify key crew members)
Any money raised over our target or not used will be donated to Create Arts, a local creative arts charity. Create Arts supports communities all over London giving them an opportunity to find their creative side!
FOLLOW OUR PROGRESS!
To keep up to date and follow the progress of our show, follow us on our Facebook and Instagram:
Facebook: Locked in with
Instagram: Lockediw
Please spread the word and thank you!
Please feel free to share our campaign - the more people hear about our project, the more likely we are to reach our target and achieve our goal. Every donation is very much appreciated.
THANK YOU!
