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Penn wood
I feel this would be the ideal location for my film as it is isolated this is to
reflect the internal struggle of the main character and feeling of
helplessness and loneliness. This is also a conventional location in the
thriller genre. Filming at this location would be during the evening
therefore it is unlikely there will be interruptions from the public during
filming. In addition, it is a large wood, allowing a vast array of places to
film such as creepy trees and wigwams which will create a sense of
mystery and fear for the audience. This will be the location of the
chase/fight scene between the two characters and the wigwam is the
ideal location for one of the characters to hide in. Wind may be an issue
therefore I will use a filter and microphone when recording dialogue, but
most of the footage will have a music track played over it. If the dialogue
is difficult to hear I will rerecord it at a separate location and add it over
the footage in post-production.

Hare field Lime works


This is a desolate abandoned area that looks interesting to film in due to
the various decaying beams and buildings. This location also reflects the
decaying feeling of the main character. This will be the backup location if
there are problems travelling to the beach as it is a long way and time
consuming, this location however is closer and suitable for filming at. In
addition to this it an abandoned site therefore it is unlikely there will be
any disturbances during filming however there are concerns about
whether it is safe to film at this location as it has not been maintained
meaning things could break and it may look different on the day of filming
therefore someone must travel to location and assess whether it is safe
before we begin filming. From my research it seems to be in a good
condition and there is little danger if we only film on the ground floor and
do not attempt to use the worn out ladders, however this research was
conducted in summer 2016 therefore conditions may have changed. The
scenery is beautiful and there is a haunting atmosphere about an
abandoned, deteriorating site such as this, which is perfect for my
opening to set the tone of the sequence and rest of the film.
Image sources:
http://s224.photobucket.com/user/Murderdogs/media/Harefield
%20Limeworks/DSCF1029.jpg.html
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https://c1.staticflickr.com/6/5296/5500656369_e974f330a1.jpg
http://s112.photobucket.com/user/katierosetaylor/media/IMG_1596_zps9ad33a1
1.jpg.html
https://c1.staticflickr.com/4/3521/3232798856_c9ed23d411_z.jpg

https://www.woodlandtrust.org.uk/woodimages/2473.jpg?
preset=gallery_list_image&404=/_client/images/global/wood-placeholder.jpg
https://www.woodlandtrust.org.uk/woodimages/1872.jpg?
preset=gallery_list_image&404=/_client/images/global/wood-placeholder.jpg
https://www.woodlandtrust.org.uk/woodimages/2472.jpg?
preset=gallery_list_image&404=/_client/images/global/wood-placeholder.jpg

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