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.

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

3. Second Location
Picture of the
Location
Drawing of
the Location We chose this setting
as it switches the
perspective from pretty
and calm to spooky
and uneasy.
This helps the
audience to
understand that Emily
has been taken
somewhere secret as it
is concealed from
sight. It also reveals to
the audience that the
figure has bad
intentions as the
location is reserved.

4. We chose this shot
because it shows the
location of where the door
is. It also shows the scale
of the inside of the
building and additionally
it highlights the contrast
between the different
atmospheres of the
location (exterior and
interior). This shot will act
as a transition into the
next scene.
Third Location
Drawing of
the Location
Picture of the
Location

5. Fourth Location
Drawing of
the Location
Picture of the
Location
The location shown is
rusty, dark and
abandoned - these are
the features that we
need to create the best
atmosphere for the
kidnappers hide out.
Not only is it a perfect
location for the
setting, it also would
make the audience feel
sympathetic for the
girl as the conditions
that she is being held
in are terrible.