Setting

 This was the fly over we decided we wanted rto uinclude. However, when we arrived at this location we found that filming was increasingly diifficult as there was not an angle which complimented the artist as well as justifying the setting to suit the song genre and media production.

Before we arrived at the abandoned petrol station this is what we assumed it would look like. By the time we got there, it was overgrown and more bordered up. However, this worked more to our advantage as the building had been gratified on and this setting had been adjusted to our advantage as that worked better with the alternative theme of the song genre and media production.


We decided to film at South-Weald country park which a rustic symmetrical staircase that joins at the top. This gave more opportunity to have different camera angles of the artist and this was combined with the natural light of the day we filmed really complimented the setting and artist.
 This was the setting of our projections. We used the school sports hall as it had no windows and meant that in order to make the shadow more visible we needed a pitch black setting. We used a spot light to help the colour of artist not change too dramatically when we projected block colour's onto the artist. As we used a projector screen to make sure the background was clear and had no brickwork in the background. This helped to increase the effcetiveness of the shots.