This document discusses the considerations for choosing film shoot locations, including accessibility, everyday backdrops like alleys and houses, avoiding modern backgrounds, matching the time period, fitting the context of the opening scene, and coordinating props and dressings with the character and era. The document concludes that three locations were selected - a brick wall, white wall, and desk/office workspace - that align with all the listed criteria.

1. Location Shoot

2. Things I had to consider…
• Easily accessible locations
• Everyday locations – alleyways,
houses, streets etc.
• Nothing modern in background
• Time period of piece
• A location that fitted the
context of my opening
• Set dressings and props had to
match with character and time
period
• I finally picked three locations
that I believe match all these
things; a brick wall, a white
wall, and a desk/office
workspace…

3. THE BLACK AND WHITE EFFECT HAS A
HUGE IMPACT ON FILM NOIR…