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The document discusses location scouting for a film. The first location is an abandoned tube station to portray the creepy idea of the main character being stalked, as it is not a busy station with few trains. The second location wanted is a wooded or grassy area to show the girl first being followed by the stalker at the opening of the film.
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- 2. The first location that we wanted to use was a abandoned tube station. This is because we wanted it to go into the creepy idea of the main character being stalked. This is the station we found to use as it is not usually a busy station and trains come few wand far between so we would be able to film in peace. 1ST LOCATION
- 3. We also wanted a wooded area or a grassy area that could be the opening of our film where we first see the girl being followed by our stalker. 2ND LOCATION