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The document summarizes the pros and cons of two potential filming locations for an opening scene involving water. The first location is an outdoor car park that has a water tap nearby but risks actors getting cold and recording unwanted street noise. The second location is an indoor car park that keeps actors warm but requires carrying water and has consistent bright lighting. Overall, the indoor location matches both the political and interrogation themes of the film without issues of noise or weather but offers less lighting control.
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The filmmakers chose to film the opening of their crime drama in the front room of a typical suburban house in South London because it provided an indoor location that would not be affected by weather and allowed them to easily use extra equipment. They also felt the normal house setting would be relatable to audiences and fit with the crime drama genre convention of taking place in everyday locations. The room's windows and light colors provided natural lighting to make the opening seem higher quality despite only using one setting, which they planned to make interesting through a variety of camera angles and shots.
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We have chosen to film the opening of our crime drama in the front room of a typical suburban house in South London because it provides an indoor location that will not be affected by weather and allows us to easily bring in equipment. This setting fits the crime drama convention of taking place in normal houses that audiences can relate to. The room has large windows and light walls that will allow us to film in natural light and make the opening seem higher quality, and we will use various camera angles and shots to make the single setting interesting and create an appropriate atmosphere.
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The filmmakers chose to film the opening of their crime drama in the front room of a typical suburban house in South London. This indoor location allows them to easily film without being affected by weather and bring in equipment like lights and tripods. They also felt this normal house setting would be relatable to audiences and fit with the crime drama convention of taking place in everyday locations seen as more dangerous than the countryside. The room has features like large windows and light walls that will help them film in natural light and make the opening seem higher quality despite only using one setting.
Location Recce
The filmmakers chose to film the opening of their crime drama in the front room of a typical suburban house in South London. This indoor location allows them to easily film without being affected by weather and bring in equipment like lights and tripods. The normal house setting also fits the crime drama convention of taking place in relatable, everyday locations rather than busy cities. The room has large windows and light walls to film in natural light and make the opening seem higher quality despite only using one setting.
Eval 2
The combination of the filmmaker's short film and ancillary texts like film reviews and posters were important to tie them together and make the short film have more impact. The texts provided context about the build up and aftermath of the film. Key symbols like a clock were featured in both the film and poster to represent the main theme of time. Consistent visual elements and a plain backdrop in both the film and texts kept the focus on the protagonist and his story. Similar colors and effects were used in both to connect the pieces.
Eval 1
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The filmmakers chose to film the opening of their crime drama in the front room of a typical suburban house in South London. This indoor location allows them to easily film without being affected by weather and bring in equipment like lights and tripods. They also felt this normal house setting would be relatable to audiences and fit with the crime drama convention of taking place in everyday locations seen as more dangerous than the countryside. The room has features like large windows and light walls that will help them film in natural light and make the opening seem higher quality despite only using one setting.
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