PLANNING - Location

At the start of the scene it is in a girl's bedroom. I can do this probably in most bedroom's in any house. As I want the audience to identify that it is a girl's bedroom, I want to make sure the walls are either whit, pink, purple, or cream. Also as the scene has the girl's getting ready, I want there to be make up,  a mirror, and clothes scattered around the room. 

For the killer's house I will film the outside of the shed in my garden, as the windows are broken. Its also is dark inside. As the inside of it is too small, it would be hard to create the atmosphere I want, and to put props in place. Therefore I will film the scene in my room at night, and the key to the scene will be the lighting. This is because I want the audience to see what the killer is doing, yet not see what he looks like.

The next scene is on the corner of one of Wimbledon's main roads The Broadway. This road is very busy and will be hard to get a shot without it being interfered with. Therefore I will try to shoot it at around 2 when people are still at work. After this I want the stalking scene down the road from The Broadway to Wimbledon underground station. This road is very long and will be impossible to film down without being interfered with. To counteract this problem I will just film down a different road which is more secluded. 

The final scene is in Wimbledon underground station. I will try to film the scene on the last train at night, or the first one in the morning. This is because I want an empty train to do this.