Location Description Sustainability Potential Issues

Flowerpot Pub and The pubs are in Filming at a public May be busy,
The Three Cups Bedford and is place for a making it hard for
Pub Bedford (inside) where my main performance is me to move around
character Cory will interesting and more with equipment and
be performing. I will visually exciting than get the angles I
be filming inside the someone sat singing want.
pub when it is open in their bedroom. It
in order to film his will also help It may be loud which
performance. emphasise my could cause issues
character's love and with the audio if
seriousness about people do not
their passion as they quieten down for the
 perform for others. performance.

Lights may be too

dim and therefore
make my shots
grainy if there is not
enough light.

Flowerpot Pub and The pubs are in The pub is straight The performance
The Three Cups Bedford and is and flat on the front, will be at night so I
Pub Bedford where my main making it easy to want to get this
(outside) character Cory will frame and line up outside shot at night
be performing. I correctly when I get too, so it matches
need to get a shot of the shot. It looks to and lines up.
the outside of the have lights on the Although there are
pub to set the scene front (from what I lights to show the
at the start of my can see on the sign, the darkness
film. images), meaning it may cause a lot of
will be easier to film visual noise around
when darker too, but the building and
filming at night can where the lights do
still cause issues. not hit.

There also may not

be lots of people
around outside as
the pub is in town
and may be busy.
These people may
walk across my shot
as I cannot stop
them, or make lots
of noise which will
ruin my ambient
noise audio of the
location.

Kyle’s Room My protagonist Cory As this is actually I have never seen

(Bedford) is played by my my actor’s room it Kyle’s room so I
friend Kyle. He is will be natural and have no idea where
allowing me to film fitting for my the windows are for
in his house and protagonist’s age good lighting or
room. and gender. As Kyle where the door is to
is a huge music fan, enter (characters
I believe he will enter the room in
have records in his one of the bedroom
room that will link to scenes). I am not
my character's sure if the way I
interests too. have laid out the
room and my
characters in my
head will work out.
 Kyle’s Dining Room My protagonist Cory Filming in a UK I planned for my
or Table is played by my house is natural and character family to
(Bedford) friend Kyle. He is fitting for my be upper class and
allowing me to film character's location. posher to fit with the
in his house and protagonist's
room. parents being
doctors. I do not
know what Kyle’s
house looks like but
it may not fit with my
narrative and
character's lifestyle.
This is something I
will have to work
around.

I have never seen

Kyle’s house so I
have no ideas
where the windows
are for good lighting.
I am not sure if the
way I have laid out
the room and my
characters in my
head will work out. I
also don't know
whether he has a
dining table to fit my
three main
characters during
the dinner scene.

Action I can take to overcome these issues

If the pub is busy and the audio or visuals do not turn out as expected I can film Kyle
performing at the other bar he performs at and try that. I can also ask him beforehand how
busy it usually is and how much the people in the pub quieten down for the performers. If I
am not happy with my shots, I can film him performing at home or somewhere else that can
be used for the music aspect of my film. I can also get to the location early to make sure I
can get close to the stage to film with no one in the way. If filming outside the pub is an
issue, I may have to get the shot of the building during daytime. This would not match up
with the evening setting during the performance but it may have to be a compromise I make.
It will also not be as busy around the pub at this time, meaning there is less chance of
people entering or leaving the pub when I film it and people getting in the way of my shot.

At Kyle’s home I will have to work with the lighting I have. I can use the windows and ceiling
lights or lamps to help myself. If I planned to have a shot of a character sitting on the bed
and the bed is not facing the window, I may have to change where my characters are to give
my visuals the best lighting possible. If he does not have a dining room table to film the
dinner scene, I may have to capture the scene with the characters standing around talking,
or sat in the living room instead. I do not have another house to use so I will have to
compromise and do the best I can to make my film how I have planned too.