Location and Reece - Rethink on Basis of Practicality

location video- possible ideas

this shows many different possible shots from different angles to show the scene from an all around view so that we know the different shots and ideas we can do when it comes to shooting the final sequence.

this shot shows a possible location for the main characters walking to meet or even have the fight here as in the right lighting it could look quite good.

this church could be an effective backdrop for a panning shot  as it is quite old and from the right angle and in the right dimness it could look imposing and sinister and add to the mood of the shot

these five locations could be possible places for a meeting and exchanging of the envelope which is the vital prop within the title sequence as the important information that has been discovered;  depending upon which setting looks more effective depends upon which location we will chose when we edit the whole thing together. these are our possible ideas so that if we change our mind that it is not good enough whilst editing we have a back up video to use.

this canal links to the one by Wickes which means it will fit with the picture if we need this particular location as an added help.

this picture links shows the entrance to the tunnels that we can use as a possible location to shot that the drug dealers are on their way to intercept the meeting between the colleagues.

this place can be where the car pulls up when the driver drops the woman colleague off to meet the double agent; it has enough space for the car to pull around fast and make it look like a believable thriller.

this is the warehouse we are going to use as the backdrop as the warehouse where the drug dealers are based which can connect the story as to why he has left the warehouse in the first place.

we could use this alley as part of the journey between the meeting of the agents as it looks quite old and dilapidated and in the right lighting could look intimidating

These photos show the car we are going to use to chauffeur the woman colleague to the meeting point. I have taken photos from inside the car as we are going to have shots such as this to help with the building of suspense and because there is going to be a shot with the woman on the phone from the back seat talking to the drug dealers but this will not be given away as she will be saying vague sentences that will help build the mystery.

these six photos can be used as the places for the pan and match on action shots we are going to use to add the suspense and mystery to our title sequence. i think the dilapidated look and barren feel to them with the added effect of dim/ murky lighting will help the story have the desired effect