The document discusses location choices for three scenes in a film: 1) A cemetery scene where the outskirts cemetery was chosen over the in-town cemetery because the landscape and headstones were better suited to the scene. 2) A town scene where a street with a corner was needed, and one location was chosen because it had a long yellow line that could relate to song lyrics. 3) A bedroom scene where a room with an overhead window was needed to relate to lyrics in the film.

1. Final Locations

2. Cemetery
 In town
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Outskirts
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For the cemetery scene we had a selection of two different locations in
order to film this scene. We had the cemetery in the town or the one on
the outskirts of town.
In the end we decided to use the outskirts cemetery as the landscape
around it suited the type of scene we wanted. The trees without leaves on
the headstones give it a more sentimental feel about the scene to. The
headstones are also more recent so if we wanted to put details of the
headstone in the scene we could do that whereas in the town, the
headstones were a bit dated and hard to read.

3. Town Scene
For the town scene we required a street that had a corner, this would allow us
to have two different characters walking along same pavement without
knowing they were going to meet around the corner. The street also needed a
yellow line so that we could do a POV in the street of that line in order to relate
to the lyrics being sung.
We decided to use this location as the street is good to be able to shoot the
POV as it has the long yellow line which allows us to relate to the lyrics. The
street is also enclosed which can be used to resemble the mind of the male
character in question as his life becomes shrouded by images of the female
character.

4. Bedroom Scene
For the bedroom scene we required a room which was large enough to film
in and also has a overhead window which is required in our film to relate to
some of the lyrics within.