This is the park that our film opening takes place in. In this particular image is the tree where the first shot of the opening is. The park is appropriate for out film because, in terms of practically shooting, we were able to film at a time where no other people would be running around and interfering with our shooting.
The outdoor space for our shoot allowed for some interesting and varied shots. The long shot above was an angle that shows a great span of area that we could not have otherwise been able to shoot, had we chosen to shoot at another location or indoors. This angle also shows areas that are filmed closer up at other points in the opening, this lets the viewer have a good picture in their head of how the area of the opening is laid out.
Another upside of filming at a park is that all of the moving equipment there allowed us to get shots that are moving while remaining on the tripod. The roundabout in the picture above is an example of this. By placing the tripod on the round about and spinning it, we were able to get a steady shot while the camera was spinning around.
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