Yourmemphistakeone

So now I'm going to be the one acting in the video.  I'm going to have approx. 75+ shots dealing with all different kinds of things in Memphis.  For each thing, I'll stand in front of or next to the object and yell-  WE GOT...

A River

Beale Street 

Minor League Baseball Team

The Fedex Forum

A Denny's

A Metals Museum

Gus's Fried Chicken

Big Houses

Little Houses

Bridges

A McDonald's

A Library

A Home Depot

Circle K

Pawn Shops

Used Cars

A Target

Sushi 

A Bike Shop

A Blockbuster

A Post Office

Subway

Radioshack

A Movie Theater

Papa John's

Sun Studio

Parks

A Central BBQ

A Bowling Alley 

An Applebee's

Panda's

An Office Max

A Mall

Churches

A Schnucks

Trains

A Laundromat

The Full Moon Club

The Lamp Lighter

A Taco Bell

A Fire Department

Cell Phone Stores

Liquor Stores

Golf

Cemeteries

A Music Store

Schools

The P and H Cafe

A Guitar Store

No Traffic

Billboards

Kids

Teenagers 

Middle Aged People

Old People

Germantown

Shoe Stores

A Place to Get Your Hair Cut

A Hancock Fabrics

Big Trees

Cats

Dogs

Elvis?

I'll be wearing my 3 dollar suit, so I'll look legit.  I'm thinking this might take 2 days of shooting.  I'm sure once we are on location, there will be a lot more places I'll want to shoot in front of.  I think the crew will be small because I will only need a camera man.

Yourmemphistakeone Idea

I plan on doing between 50 and 100 shots at different locations around the Memphis area.  These places will be specific to Memphis along with others that can be found in any city.  I will have the same actor in each shot and each shot will be approximately 3-5 seconds in length.  The entire  video will be between 2 and 3 minutes in length. The actor will be wearing Memphis apparel to show their love of the city.  Each shot will consist of the actor saying, "We got..." followed by whatever place or structure they are standing in front of.  I plan on using locations such as McDonalds, which can be found in any city, along with places like Beale street, which is specific to this area.  I think the video will have a humorous undertone by mixing both types of places. (And I hope the real estate people have some kind of a sense of humor.)  

Instructed Confusion

This is my latest video project.  It deals with the frustration of trying to follow instructions while working with someone who doesn't want to follow instructions.