Location Test Shots

I gained permission from my relative to take photos of our desired location and found that the location had many diverse elements which we could apply to our production to make it more effective. Above are a selection of the shots which demonstrate the variety of areas that we could film in for our production.

Also, if you follow this link below you can view the full collection of the location shots that I took to fully demonstrate the diversity of the location.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/16014392@N07/sets/72157661282760270/

We chose to use this location because as it a Victorian building, it will offer an authentic atmosphere for our production which will in turn allow the plot to have more of an impact on the audience. Within the inside of the house itself, there are many different types of locations due to the fact that it is a large building and it also includes many elements from the Victorian time period that will create an effective atmosphere. For example, around the house there are a selection of black and white photographs which we could feature some shots of in order to create a creepy, old fashioned effect. The house also has many outside locations which will be effective to use as they include an area of trees, which is a typical setting for a horror film and some out buildings which have been worn down over time. This will create the effect of an abandoned building, which is a conventional setting, due to any damages that have been done to the buildings.