Preliminary Task - Locations
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The document discusses four potential locations for a film scene. The first location is near an abandoned building hidden in the trees, surprising viewers. The second is a spooky, concealed area showing the kidnapper's bad intentions. The third shows the scale of an interior and the contrast from outside. The fourth is a run-down, dark abandoned building ideal for creating tension as the kidnappers' hideout.
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- 1. The Locations For Our Preliminary Task
- 2. First Location The reason why we chose this particular location was that it shows the audience how remote the area is through the means of the establishing shot. The scenery looks cheerful and peaceful but behind the trees is where the eerie, abandoned building is where Emily is being held hostage. This highlights how everything is not always how it seems and it will surprise the audience because it’s unexpected. Picture of the Location Drawing of the Location
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