These photos above are pictures of the set before I filmed my first shoot of the day. I had chosen this type of set before I filmed because it was easy and reliable to film in because I did not need a permit too film because I was filming in my house for this murder scene. Also this set created a lot of tension because it looked like someone had broken into the house.

This picture above shows a picture of another set in my house of the desk where the bloody knife was placed, to show that someone had obviously been killed. Also this set created a bit of tension because it was quite a short combined space where the knife was placed so we can collect a bit more detail because we zoomed into the knife quite a lot.

These two short pictures above are shots of inside the car before we placed the camera and tripod on the backseat so the camera could see an open wide view of the car and the street in front. I had chosen this set because it created more tension in the shot if someone was driving instead of walking through Manchester to reach the retired agent.

This photo above shows a satellite view of the back alley we used to film the final shot of the day where the agent will be sitting to await his arrival from a random pedestrian that helps him get back

on his feet once again to take out a gang of criminals that killed his wife. I chose this set because it was a very narrow space so we could collect the full detail of the alley way, so we also therefore used a long shot as well as a tracking shot.