The document discusses various locations used in a student film trailer project. The Admiral Hawk Pub was used to represent a working class society and film a date scene. Sunbury Park was briefly featured to create tension and for another date scene. Sunbury Graveyard was an essential location where antagonists drag the character Nathan, creating suspense. Shots of Forge Lane provided a sense of the trailer's setting and background shots of the community. The dark room in St. Paul's School was used for a cliffhanger ending where the character Nathan appears to wake up in a box.

1. Liam Quinn, Terna Jogo and Syan Magahy
St. Paul’s Catholic College
Unit G324: Advanced Portfolio in Media
The Ridings – Locations
Shots From Admiral Hawk Pub
We used the pub in our trailer to
present a working class society,
which gives the trailer the soap
opera feeling. For example we
looked at several Eastenders
trailers and noticed that the pub
is always presented which gave us
the idea. Not only does it present
a working class society but also
creates verisimilitude of how we
use the pub to film a date.
Shots From Sunbury Park
The park was one of the locations
that were briefly presented in the
trailer that we have produced.
The reason for why we used the
park as a location was to create
tension in the story. The park was
also a part of one of the date
scenes, which was also needed.

2. Liam Quinn, Terna Jogo and Syan Magahy
Shots From Sunbury Graveyard
We used the Sunbury Graveyard as a location in our trailer;
this was an essential part of the story as it initiates a
cliffhanger. The graveyard creates suspense towards the
trailer, as we see our two female antagonists dragging the
cheating dirt bag Nathan, towards the Graveyard.
Shots From Forge Lane
These shots of Forge Lane were important in our trailer as it
gave the audience a sense of location that the trailer is set in.
These shots will be briefly shown near the end of the trailer
as a flashback for the 3 stars. The shots that we will take
may present people from the community walking around in
the background. This road is near the pub that we also used
in the trailer, which connotes a working class environment.
Shots From Dark Room in St Paul’s
Our School’s dark room has been used in our trailer just
before the end of the trailer where we will have our main
actor in a dark space to give the audience the illusion that he
is in a box. The dark room scene comes directly after our
graveyard shooting which should give the audience the idea
that we have buried Nathan (or Taylor). The dark room will
present the cliff-hanger, as our star, Nathan, will suddenly
and instantly open his eyes as we have a close up shot of his
face.

3. Liam Quinn, Terna Jogo and Syan Magahy