Possible Setting: Living Room

In our thriller, the group and i decided to have a few scenes at the end to show our protagonist before she was kidnapped, safe in her own home. We all decided that my living room would be the best place to be the setting for our protagonists home scenes.
The part of the storyboard that will be set here is...

To show the setting i have taken pictures of my front room at different angles...

picture 1

 picture 2

 picture 3

 picture 4

Good points
As seen in picture 2 there is a large front window overlooking the street. This front window look directly into the room and is big enough that you can see everything that happens inside. This will be perfect when doing the point of view shots from the stalkers perspective. This shot will make the audience feel uncomfortable as they feel that they are spying on a young girl.
The living room's colour scheme is also very important. The walls and sofas are all white which connotes purity and innocence. This will highlight our protaginists good nature as she is a reflection of her house. Also their are hints of purple in the room which symbolise her feminine side.
The room is aslo quite spacious so we will have enough room to manoeuvre the camera and the tripod.

Bad points
The living space is quite cluttered so before filming some furniture will need to be repositioned in order to allow the camera angles we want in the scenes.
Also outside their are no bushes or hiding places that the stalker could hide. Without a sense of hiding within the shot (peeking out behind a bush) the shot will lose some of its realism.

By Bethany Smith