In the end all of our filming commenced in widdington which is a small eery country village. Below are screen shots from google street showing the places where we filmed and explantions about why we chose these areas.
This is a shot in daylight of where we filmed a long shot of the car driving down the road. This was a straight narrow road and perfect for this type of shot.
This was where we filmed the victim sleeping in his house and where the antagonist came to.
This is the door that the antagonist came out of and into his car as he was leaving.
This is a shot of where the blind man was being watched walking down this pavement
Due to the difficulties we faced with the weather condition as we filmed our first session in snowy conditions. This resulted in us not being able to do any outside filming. We adapted to this accordingly and parked the car in this garge and shut all doors so it was pitch black so it looked exactly the same as being outside in the dark. We also needed to film the antagonist entering the victims house, an interal garge door enabled us to do this as we could create the correct lighting conditions.
Again this is where we filmed the blind man being watched by the antagonist as we walked through the park. Being able to film from the top of a climbing frame allowed us to film a high angle shot, this has the effect that the blindman is smaller/less important.
This is a shot in daylight of where we filmed a long shot of the car driving down the road. This was a straight narrow road and perfect for this type of shot.
This was where we filmed the victim sleeping in his house and where the antagonist came to.
This is the door that the antagonist came out of and into his car as he was leaving.
This is a shot of where the blind man was being watched walking down this pavement
Due to the difficulties we faced with the weather condition as we filmed our first session in snowy conditions. This resulted in us not being able to do any outside filming. We adapted to this accordingly and parked the car in this garge and shut all doors so it was pitch black so it looked exactly the same as being outside in the dark. We also needed to film the antagonist entering the victims house, an interal garge door enabled us to do this as we could create the correct lighting conditions.
Again this is where we filmed the blind man being watched by the antagonist as we walked through the park. Being able to film from the top of a climbing frame allowed us to film a high angle shot, this has the effect that the blindman is smaller/less important.
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