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This was my co-director and I's best option for the daughter's bedroom for
quite a number of reasons. One major one being the accessablity we had to
this location. We attempted asking multiple of our friends to see if they
would allow us to film in their bedroom, as expected, almost everyone felt
uncomfortable with the idea. That is until someone close to myself allowed
us to use her room after we helped clean and prepare it for filming. The
bedroom had many different details and decorations in it that fit in perfectly
with the idea of having multiple slow pans of the room as the credits would
play on the screen. The room also had several different sources that greatly
helped avoiding awkard lighs and shading while filming.
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The owner of the bedroom also had a classic desk that was used for
schoolwork, and a bookshelf to hold her many novels. She also many areas
where she would show off her many sports trophies and prized art pieces. This
diverse work space helped drive the concept of the daughter being an "all
around" and "poster perfect" child. The way the door way was built in
relevence to the rest of the bedroom also helped my co-director and I film
with ease.
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2.) Outdoor Location
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This outdoor scene location was actually the first location i told my co-director
about. This was because I had easy accessibility to it and it was similar to
what our vision was about how the daughter would exit the house to greet her
boyfriend. The distance from the driveway to the door was also the perfect
distance because our vision was that the couple would be in the frame form the
torso up while the mother would be much further in back in the doorway to
watch them. One feature that about this location that we didn't envision was
abundance of Christmas decorations, which was unavaidable considereing it
was mid-to-late December when the filming took place. However, these
decorations wouldn't hinder our filming or tarnish our end product, so we
decided not to worry them.
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