The document outlines lighting considerations and sound management for shooting scenes in various locations: the bedroom, car park, dining room, and bathroom. It emphasizes the need for artificial lighting due to low daylight and highlights the requirement for minimal noise distractions. Each location is described with a focus on achieving optimal visual conditions for filming.

1. TESTING CAMERA
SHOTS

2. Bedroom
• For the bedroom the
lighting is a reasonable
gradient for the shot. The
lighting will most
probably be artificial as it
will be too dark to have
any daylight coming
through.
• There shouldn’t be any
loud disruptions or sound
distracting anything or
any characters in the
shot.

3. Car park
• For the car park the
lighting may not be ideal
as it will be dark and
outside with only street
lights to use to our
advantage.
• There may be passers
by that create sound but
there is nothing we can
do about this.

4. Dining room
• For the dining room the
lighting is a reasonable
gradient for the shot.
The lighting will
probably be artificial as
it will be too dark for
any daylight to come
through.
• There shouldn’t be any
loud disruptions or
sound distracting
anything or any
characters in the shot.

5. Bathroom
• For the bathroom the lighting is a reasonable
gradient for the shot. The lighting will be artificial as it
will be too dark for any daylight to come through.
• There shouldn’t be any loud disruptions or sound
distracting anything or any characters in the shot