More Location Shots

The school that my dad works at has loads of underground tunnels under the buildings so I took some pictures and some of the places would be suitable for use in my own thriller sequence.

This is the ramp that is above one of the tunnels, at the end of the wall there is a window into the tunnel. At night there are lots of shadows cast from the bushes and the railings make it an enclosed space.

This is an area on the tunnel. There are a few concrete pillars along it, which add to the space looking bland and could be anywhere, which is a good setting for someone to be held in if I were to have someone being held hostage. It's a cold, dark and miserable place, with very little natural light.

This is the window from the inside looking out. There is a cast iron pattern over the hole which stops a lot of light getting in. The small space adds to the feeling of entrapment.

This is the window from the outside looking in. They are in an enclosed area and look out onto a bush.

Location Shots

This is an area of woodland which is very deserted and isolated. It has an eerie sense to it when you're there, which could add effect to anything shot there.



This is the entrance to the back of my garage (where the workshop is). The wall is really tall and daunting shot from a certain angle and the graffiti makes it look quite deserted.



This is the alley way behind my house, there's 3 other alleys but they all pretty much look the same just some are more overgrown or have rubbish in them. The alley is twice as long, my house is in the middle so there's another side, and they're rarely used by cars or people. I think it would look good at night to have someone walking down it, it could be quite a scary location with a lot of doors, gaps and plants.



This is the light switch in the workshop which could be used to have a finger turn on the light before the kidnapper is revealed.



This is the door to the workshop (see below) which is very plain and no one would suspect that someone would be held hostage in the room behind. There is also a lock on the door so it would be ideal to show someone unlocking the door.



This is the view inside my dad's workshop. The room has no windows and only one entrance through a very plain wooden door (see above picture). I think this would be a good location because the room looks very isolated and could be quite a scary place with the tools and dust, as well as the rickety cupboards and workbench.



This is a photo of the walkway down the side of my house. At night it has shadows cast down it from the bush above it and there is a light which can be turned on to add more light if needed. I don't know how this location could be used in my current idea, but it has potential