Location Analysis

Getting the best setting for a film is important. Just like all the other things I said were important, yes. Ensuring the location matches the style of scene that is being filmed creates a more professional looking production and simply adds to the atmosphere of the film.
 

FIRST LOCATION: Drama Studio

For one of our planned shots we plan to have a dark room with excellent lighting and very few objects. Our drama room has that. It has a lights that we can artificially control, it has black curtains, very few objects to ruin the mise-en-scene and a prop closet where we can borrow some times for our props. The lights in the studio are also perfect or the scenes we want to shoot. It has spotlights which allows us to use lighting creatively, maybe lighting up one particular and spot ans also helping with making the background dark enough.

This a shot we took while messing around in the drama room. As you can see it has excellent lighting and quite good mise-en-scene due to the props available in this location.

 

 

SECOND LOCATION: Kelsey Park

For our second location we wanted somewhere open and not populated with too many people, we started looking at parks that didn't have too many people and decided that Kelsey park was the best for it's ease of access and for it's relative emptiness. The secluded nature of the park gave it the feel of a meet-up spot for something secretive.

 

 We thought this spot in particular would be a good spot to film a scene in, we thought it just looked... spyie.