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Chase Martini
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Thursday, 16 April 2009

Location Stills (24.2.09)

Below are some pictures of the locations I will use for the shooting of "Foreign Streets":

Graveyard









This graveyard will be in scene 1 for both Joseph and Paul where Joseph visits his parent's grave before he moves to England and also where Paul visits his brother's grave to tell him how hard things have been for him. It is on Waverley Street in Nottingham City Center.

Joseph and Paul's Residences







This is my house and will be the location where both Joseph's and Paul's houses will be shot. I will use two different rooms in the same house. I've had to do this because I couldn't find a house in which I could shoot that had the look I intended and so had to make due. However, the location does still has an urban look.

Bench







This is the bench where Paul hangs out with his friends and where Joseph gets robbed by one of these friends. The bench is on a busy street, next to a housing estate and has a large brick wall for the background. All of these aspects fit in with the urban style I intended.

Forest Fields









I changed the location of the scene where Joseph finds Paul wounded. I got some feedback from some of my peers that it wasn't very realistic that Paul collapses right outside of his house and Joseph sees him out the window getting a glass of water. In response to this I changed the story so that Joseph falls asleep on a bench while he's drinking alcohol and when he wakes up and makes his way home, he sees Paul and convinces him to go back to his house because he will be safer there. I thought that the fields would give some nice shots but is also secluded and would provide an eery feeling to accompany the situation.

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