The document discusses location planning for a horror-themed Alice in Wonderland photoshoot. It identifies Worsley Woods as the main outdoor location, where various shots of models and props will be taken using techniques like close-ups, long shots, and different camera angles. One key shot involves models scattered on a field floor. An indoor location at Eccles College will also be used to photograph props in isolation with techniques like close-ups and shadows.

1. Paige Ward
Horror Alice In Wonderland Photoshoot.
Location recognisance
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This setting will be used throughout my Photoshoot. It is the main setting which I am going to use. I will be taking
photographs in a variety of different parts of worsley woods. There will be a variety of different camera shots such
as extreme close-ups, close-ups, long shot and etc… The shot will include the models and props.
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I am going to use a field for a few of my shots, the main shot is going to be when the cards are
scattered across the floor and Alice is lay on the floor. I am going to take this photograph using
different techniques and camera angles, for example long shot, close-up, extreme long shot, bird’s eye
view, leading lines, depth of field and etc…
o I am going to use Eccles College’s photography studio to take some
photographs of my props, for example tea cup set and cupcakes set up on their
own and the clock with some books. I am going to use different photography
techniques and camera angles in this location. Some of these are close-ups,
extreme close-up, medium shot, depth of field, leading lines and etc… I’m also
going to take photographs of the shadows, I think this would work really well.

2. Paige Ward
Horror Alice In Wonderland Photoshoot.
Location recognisance