In order to film my film trailer I need locations to film. However, in most locations I will need permission to film
as the land I will be on or the building I am in will belong to someone who would need to be okay with it being
in my trailer. In some cases it is not a case of gaining permission but rather warning those who might be
affected by the filming. The following articles are people who I have given warning to or requested permission
from to film.
My House
For filming in the backroom of my house I checked with the members
of my family to check that it would not be needed by any of them on the
day I was filming.
My Garden
As I plan to film in my garden I might accidentally get some of the neighboring houses in thebackground
of my shots, so I emailed my neighbors to ask if they were okay if this happened and also as a warning of when it is
happening.
My email to my
neighbour Jimmy
and his response
My email to my
neighbour Carol and
her response
My School's Back Carpark
In order to be able to film on the gravel carpark round the back of my school, I needed to ring the site
manager Ron McNeill. Two weeks before filming I rang him and asked if it would be possible to film for my A2
Media Studies trailer in the carpark and after informing him of the dates and times I wished to film he said that
it would fine to film.
Macclesfield Town Centre and
Main Road Bridge
While I wished to email Cheshire County Council to enquire about filming in the town centre of
Macclesfield, I could not find an appropriate email for my request to send to. So I then decided to get
in contact over the phone and I was forwarded to the public enquiry department where I was told it
would be completely fine to film but I needed to call them an hour before the times I wanted to film
just to state that I would still be filming that day.