2. LOCATION
Location Description
The location I have chosen is in the street, this is
because it will show the build up of the assassin
approaching the victim. At this location the assassin
will be driving towards the victims house. As well as
stepping out of the car and walking towards the
house. This scene will be shot close to the evening,
this is because it will suite the scene and create
more tension, this is because crime usually occurs at
night. This would make it more relatable to the
audience. The advantages of using this location in
the evening is that it is quiet which creates more
tension but will also make it easier to film. However
the only issue that could occur is the weather, this is
because it could damage the camera equipment.
3. LOCATION
Location Description
The second location will be a house this is because
crime doesn’t usually occur in houses, but also
everything will be furnished which shows that their
is someone living at the house. The location also
makes the scene more unpredictable but also builds
suspense. The victim will be in the house, with the
assassin breaking into the house and sneaking into
the same room as the victim and shooting him in the
back of his head. This scene could be shot both in
the evening or night this is because it will be indoors
and the lighting will not consist of the light from
outside. The advantages of filming at this location is
that you don’t need to consider the time and date
the scene is filmed. The issues which could arise.
4. LOCATION
Location Description
As most of the title opening
sequence will be filmed inside a
house. One of the scenes will be
filmed in a family kitchen. This is
to show that the film is being
made in a house. Furthermore in
the scene the assassin will be
breaking in to the house to get to
the victim, and in order to get to
the victim without him realising the
assassin has to go through the
house.
