These shots I took on my camera to get a scene of the feel of our opening shot. I really like this location as its practical to film at. There will be no disruption and is prefect for what we had in mind. We really like the water concept so this is great for that aspect. We also love the feeling of this setting its quite, dark and very isolated which is perfect for the death of Beth. Having seen the opening shot from "Brick" the surrounding are very run down, we feel that our location shows this two with the eerie tunnel and the mud and dirty water. Although having a lot more habitat around us than the scene from "Brick" I feel that this will work, once we include the shot of Beth it will add a whole different perspective and feeling. The only concern we have with this location is how deep the stream is. Because Beth ( myself ) will be filmed face down by the stream we need to find a suitable shallow part so that the filming can go smoothly. We are wondering whether the other side of the tunnel location would be more suitable and still has good shots and angles to film from.
There is a scene from "Brick" where there is an over the shoulder shot of someone holding a ripped photograph. I think that this is a really effective shot and I feel that this kind of shot will work well with the scene with DAVE holding the burning photograph with the bin in the background. I also like the ring binder pad in the background as a backdrop. I feel that this could work well in the scene where ALICE is writing in her diary.
Immediately after the top shot it fades into another shot over the top. I really like this transition and I think that this is a really effective effect. I would possible like to use this technique in our film.
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