Location shots

Here we have travelled to our different locations and taken photos from angles and of the interiors and exteriors we intend to show in our filming. Accompanying the photos are our reasons for the use of these locations, and how we are going to use mise en scene and props to dress them accordingly.

This is a shot of the green screen we are going to be using. This is available to us in college, but needs setting up for use; this includes adjusting lighting and positioning mise en scene. We are using pens, paper, a desk, chair and water, which can be seen in real news report. The background will be changed to a news room in editing.

These are shots from inside the building we are going to use. When researching zombie film, we found that there were a lot of scenes filmed inside, presumably because a sense of entrapment heightens fear. All these buildings were decaying, and derelict, which fits in with the general negative themes in zombie films. We searched hard to find a suitable location, and cam across an abandoned building, after looking around we decided that the derelict, creepy look of them was perfect. There is a path outside with some greenery that will be used for the chain scene for convenience.

The next couple of shots are where we are going to be filming the vilain. In the treatment he is mean to be in an ordinary room, filming himself, so we decided to just use of of our homes. We will position the actor in front of the computer with the webcam, seen below. When filming we will change the lighting to that everything is dark and mysterious, giving away little about his identity.