This document discusses various locations featured in a film and how they contribute to the mood. It describes a dark alley where a character is killed, a dark forest that creates fear, a gravestone representing death, and shots of the sea representing troubles being lost. It also mentions a dingy tunnel giving a rough feel and closer shots of a lit tunnel feeling safer. Different angles of an alley are discussed where darkness builds tension and light provides a sense of safety.

1. Locations
By Corey Goldsbury

2. • Back alley/ dark alley
end, this is the
destination of Stuart
before he gets killed.

3. • Surrounding area, dark
forest creates a scary/
intense feel to the
opening.

4. • Establishing shot of the
wall featured as the
backdrop of the first
scene.

5. • Gravestone used to show
a death without actually
seeing it, could also
represent mourning.

6. • Overlook of
sea
represents
all his
troubles
being lost in
the waves

7. • Dingy tunnel creates a
sense of the area being
rough.

8. • Closer shot of the lit
tunnel creates a sense
of safety being close.

9. • Different angle of the
establishing shot of the
back alley, darkness
creates tension and the
light creates a sense of
an safe haven.

10. • Different angle of the
establishing shot of the
back alley, darkness
creates tension and the
light creates a sense of
an safe haven.