This document provides location scouting information for filming a movie. It describes several indoor and outdoor locations, including a living room, kitchen, hallway, bedroom, and outside of a house. It also describes a grocery store and bar that will be used for filming. For each location, it notes the available space, lighting, and any potential hazards to be aware of like sharp edges or fragile items. The goal is to scout locations that suit the film's story and characters while ensuring actor safety.

1. By Luke du Preez
Location Reece
Living room
Kitchen
This is somephotos fromthe downstairs off the housein the living room. Itis a big area and
has a lot of the props and furnitureI require already for my film. They is lots of room for me to
film around my actors and there is lots of naturallight in the roomas well. The floor is wooden
and polished which looks good on camera but can be a bit slippy so I will need to warn my
actors about that. There is also a few pointy edges on the side of the cabinet and bookcaseso
need to make surethey are not too close to these points.

2. By Luke du Preez
Hallway
This is somedifferent angles fromthe kitchen in which I will film a few shortscenes
in. Itis a slightly small area but it has a few areas that I will be able to go and film
from. There is a few sharp items such as knifes so I will either removethem or move
them away fromthe filming area. There is also a few fragile items such as glasses and
plates hanging off the wall so I need to make surebeforefilming they are secureand
not going to fall off the wall.
I will also film a few scenes here when Ian arrives and comes back from his
deployment and has a conversation with Molly. It is a small narrow area however
this works wellas I need to film lots of over the shoulder shots so this will work
well. Italso looks like an average househallway and suits my characters situations
well. There is a couple sharp edges from the stair case and the book holder above
the radiator so will make my actors spatially awareof this and not too close to
them.

3. By Luke du Preez
Bedroom
Outside
There is a couple bedrooms upstairs however this bedroomabove works much better
with my film and has more natural light coming into the room. The bed is also a better
sizeand looks more modern. The bathroomis also closer to the bedroom which will
work better. The room has a few hazards such as glass lights and wooden pointy edges
so I need to make sureI am not too close to them when filming and they are awareof it.

4. By Luke du Preez
This is outsidemy houseI will be filming in. There is lots of spaceoutside the house
and there is little hazards for my actors as well. There is a long drive way as well which
will work well with my taxi scenes in my film. As there is lots of spaceas well, this
means there is lots of space to get lots of different camera angles for certain scenes
which will be outside. However, if it is a rainy day the floor might be slippy so I need
to warn them about this if the weather is bad.
I will shorta very shortscene in Morrison’s Verwood whereIan willbuy some
flowers and some alcohol for Molly. I work at the store so should be easy to get
permission to film here. Itis a very big store so gives lots of space to film. We may
have to stay away fromsome areas for filming as they pose too much risk for my
actors for knocking things over.

5. By Luke du Preez
This is a bar that I will be renting which is near to my house location. Itlooks like a
typical modern English bar but I will have to add a few props such as bottles of spirts
etc in order to makeit look more realistic. The bar is quite long as well which will work
well with my film. There is little hazards in this area but there is a few pointy edges so
will film away fromthis.