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This document provides location shots for a film project that was filmed mainly inside the filmmaker's house, which they had easy access to and felt fit well with their opening.
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- An outdoor road location found while driving that has a mysterious feel without road signs.
- The same bedroom again to film multiple shots using mirrors to capture furniture reflections and allow for close-up shots.
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Location shots
- 2. These are pictures of the locations I will be filming in. I filmed all of my final project at my house, as you can see mainly inside. The reason I have chosen to shoot in these locations is that I have easy access to them and they fit my opening well.