This document discusses potential filming locations for a music video, including: 1. Lea Valley Park walkway and bridge for scenes of a girl walking alone through nature. 2. Lea Valley Park island for scenes portraying loneliness with the girl surrounded by trees and water. 3. The main character's home for interior scenes showing her comfort and a sense of home, including the street out front. 4. Goffs School street for a scene of the main character walking to school and a confrontation with her ex-boyfriend.

1. Location scouting
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2. • Lea Valley Park walkway:
We will be using the walkway for when the girl
is walking through the park to get to the island
with a bridge and lake. It has very nice
scenery, which adds to the ambiance of the
music video. As it will also be in black and
white so it will create more depth.

18. • The bridge between Lea Valley Park:
We’ll be using the bridge, which is connected to
the island and the park because it is almost like
she is torn between the two. We’re using this
park because in one scene the girl is sitting on a
bridge, staring across the lake and gets a picture
of her and the boy out of her pocket and holds it
over the lake. She then gets a lighter out of her
pocket and strikes it twice. The third time she
strikes it, the lighter is lit and she begins to burn
the middle of the photo, and chucks it in the lake.

23. • Lea Valley Park Island:
We will be using the island, which is in Lea Valley Park
because it is a very secluded area, and will create the
loneliness that we will be trying to portray in the scene
that we are using these shots for. The girl will be
brushing her way through the tress/bushes/branches
till she gets to the edge of the island where there is a
lake surrounding it. This again gives the shot the
loneliness feel.
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28. • Louise’s street where her home is, landing hallway, hallway to the kitchen bedroom and Living
room:
We are using Louise’s home because in some scenes, we are in the girls home. This then gives the
video a sense of homeliness and to show that she loves to be at home and away from the
world. The street where Louise’s home is: We are using the street, because in the first scene we
are doing a crane shot of the front of the house, and then the second shot will be of the boy
storming out of the house, slamming the front door and walking away down the street and turning
the corner and shows that once he has turned the corner he is out of her life for good. Also, it will
be used in the end scene where the girl walks out her house and see’s all her friends are waiting for
her outside and they hug her and then a freeze frame on her smile. Landing hallway: We will be
using the landing hallway because there are two shots in the fourth from last scene, where the girl
emerges from the room fully clothed and happier, looks back, shuts the door behind her and when
she walks down the hallway to the stairs.
Bedroom: We are using the bedroom for the scene where she is upstairs in her room laying on her
bed in PJ’s and listening to music; she then gets dressed and leaves the room. Living Room: We are
using the living room because, in the third from last scene she is sitting in the living room and
texting one of her friends if they want to meet up and they say come and look outside. She looks
confused and leaves the living room.

44. • Street by Goffs School: We are using outside of our
school because; it still proves that it is an average
teenage girl and doing teenage things like going to
school.
The street is used for the scene when the girl is walking
to school, and the boy is walking in the opposite
direction, he stops her and it goes from shoulder shot
to shoulder shot whilst the boy is telling the girl that
she was a waste of time for him. He then walks off, and
she watches him leave. He will then walk over to
another girl who he has chosen to replace the main girl
in the video, and she breaks down and cries as she
see’s he’s doing okay without her.