cinematic site-sequence

For this cinematic design exercise, I really wanted to capture the spaces within the space - what is overlooked? What is everywhere yet missed out on?

Playing with my device helped me to spot spaces that could be occupied by light, a person, though when found it was often absent/empty.

Through layering of photographs, I have created a sequence flowing between things that perhaps stay out of sight, though we are never out of it's watch.

DISCUSSING SITE OPTIONS

As we are unable to physically visit the carpark, I felt that I wouldn't be able to best represent the site's atmosphere.

Queen's Arcade has an interesting use of levels, though I would prefer that the thresholds would be less obvious somehow.

Unfortunately, I recently had a scary experience along Fort Lane - assaulted robbery. This has tainted my once good memories of walking along the lane at any time of day with my friends.

Imperial Lane demonstrates a nice contrast between light and dark within a shared space - a private off-branch of Fort Lane.

Further Conclusions;

I feel that while Fort Lane has a mix of tainted memories, it is perhaps the reason why in my cinematic sequence I focussed on areas that were supposedly unseen/overlooked. A coping mechanism of sorts of trying to spot anything and everything all at once to avoid danger. Aesthetic wise, I enjoy the privacy of Imperial Lane the most as it feels like a sensory tunnel and a getaway of sorts from Fort Lane.