Location research

MEN Arena:

 This location research was done when we went to watch Liam Gallagher perform Wonderwall live at the concert. We have also tried to incorporate this footage into our music video to show a difference between narrative and also live performance. 

Smith's Field:

 We chose this exact location due to the accessibility that it had: it was close to the tram line aswell as having an artificial setting and urban features which helped to portray the binary opposition we were trying to portray. Our binary opposition is working class vs upper class which we are trying to convey through the different locations and setting. It helped to bring about conventions too because of these very distinct features.

Balmoral Road:

 This are was seen as an opportunity to display the ultimate urban qualities within our video and the very secluded and enclosed back streets helped to portray a stereotypical urban area. The long brick wall helps exaggerate this as we have incorporated it for this exact reason. 



King George's Pond:

 Our final location is very open and rural to help display the binary opposition we are trying to portray within our music video (urban vs rural). The water front and the forest help to display these qualities and the fact that we can compare the differences of very dull and open spaces in comparison to bright and vibrant areas. The fact that the 'mysterious girl' being part of a more upper class creates the idea that their relationship will unfortunately never work

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