Initial Ideas For
Location of
Documentary Shots
OPENING SHOT IDEA - RECONSTRUCTION

A member of the group taking a picture of
the location, so we can carry out a risk
assessment.

We believe the sports field in Solihull
Sixth Form would be a good location to
film our reconstruction of a stabbing.
There is a lot of greenery which would
represent the location of a park, which is
the most common place where knife
related incidents occur due to their
secluded nature.

The picture on the bottom left shows
where the shot would begin and then it
would gradually progress deeper into the
sports field.
FIRST ESTABLISHING SHOT

We took a picture of the location so we could see what the
surroundings are like and how safe it is to film there.

The establishing shot shows the setting of where we are going to record
as we are interviewing students from Solihull sixth form, therefore it is
necessary to show a shot of this sign so people know where the shots are
located.
PROPOSED SHOT IDEAS
For this shot we went to the library of
Solihull Sixth Form to investigate the
availability of Law related books. If we
were to use these shots, we would have to
consider asking permission from librarians
before filming because of the quiet nature
of the shot location. The setting is ideal for
taking these shots because of the large
availability of resources.

A member of the group taking a
picture of books which we would use
to show prosecution laws of Knife
Crime in the UK. We believe using
these cutaway shots would be
visually intriguing and keep our
target audience interested.
PROPOSED SHOT IDEAS

A member of the group taking a picture
of the location, so we can carry out a
risk assessment.

For this shot we went to the canteen of Solihull Sixth
Form to see whether it would be a suitable place to
film. We decided it would be a good location to use
to film an interview as the background would clearly
show the audience we were at a college. However, in
the end, we realised there would be too much
background noise during the interviews which would
make them unprofessional so we decided to find
another location instead.

Initial Ideas

  • 1.
    Initial Ideas For Locationof Documentary Shots
  • 2.
    OPENING SHOT IDEA- RECONSTRUCTION A member of the group taking a picture of the location, so we can carry out a risk assessment. We believe the sports field in Solihull Sixth Form would be a good location to film our reconstruction of a stabbing. There is a lot of greenery which would represent the location of a park, which is the most common place where knife related incidents occur due to their secluded nature. The picture on the bottom left shows where the shot would begin and then it would gradually progress deeper into the sports field.
  • 3.
    FIRST ESTABLISHING SHOT Wetook a picture of the location so we could see what the surroundings are like and how safe it is to film there. The establishing shot shows the setting of where we are going to record as we are interviewing students from Solihull sixth form, therefore it is necessary to show a shot of this sign so people know where the shots are located.
  • 4.
    PROPOSED SHOT IDEAS Forthis shot we went to the library of Solihull Sixth Form to investigate the availability of Law related books. If we were to use these shots, we would have to consider asking permission from librarians before filming because of the quiet nature of the shot location. The setting is ideal for taking these shots because of the large availability of resources. A member of the group taking a picture of books which we would use to show prosecution laws of Knife Crime in the UK. We believe using these cutaway shots would be visually intriguing and keep our target audience interested.
  • 5.
    PROPOSED SHOT IDEAS Amember of the group taking a picture of the location, so we can carry out a risk assessment. For this shot we went to the canteen of Solihull Sixth Form to see whether it would be a suitable place to film. We decided it would be a good location to use to film an interview as the background would clearly show the audience we were at a college. However, in the end, we realised there would be too much background noise during the interviews which would make them unprofessional so we decided to find another location instead.