( Chadwell Heath Lane Alley)
This alley would be a good location to film our scene because it is very long and narrow which would create a very unsettling atmosphere at night for someone to walk down alone. The drawback of this location is that it is closed in so there is no where for the man to jump out from, he would have to be waiting at the end for her.
(Christie Alley)
We find this alley is a better choice as it has a middle section which is not closed off, meaning there is a large space for the man to jump out at Becca and take her around the corner. It is still long and would still create the atmosphere we want in our film.
This alley is long and closed off, but the drawbacks are that it is off a main road and so a lot of background noise will be heard whereas we want it to be as remote as possible. Also, this alley is very busy as it is used as a cut through from the station, so it would be difficult to shoot Becca walking on her own with no one around.
We are going to film our BSR film in the Christie Alley as we feel it is set out exactly as we planned our rape scene to be exactly denoted the way that this alley is set out. It is very local so will be easy to film and re-film if necessary.
Bedroom
We have decided to film our bedroom scenes in this bedroom because we want the audience's first view of Becca to connote her as a girl who is still very much a child, she is young and innocent. This bedroom denotes exactly that, the teddy bears on the bed, the posters on the wall, the bed sheets, the bright yellow walls; it is not a grown up bedroom, it is made for a child. Bathroom
We have decided to film our bathroom scenes in the same persons house so we can re film any necessary footage easily all at once. This bathroom is well suited because it is small, and so seems more realistic in a British Social Realism film than a massive bathroom would. It is not heavily decorated, so all of the audience's attention will be on the actor, not what is going on around her.
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