Location change- The Graffiti Tunnel in Waterloo

After the photoshoot, we realised how great the graffiti background looked with the band and therefore as a group, we believed that the Graffiti Tunnel would be more suitable, practical and realistic than shooting at a warehouse. After researching a number of different warehouses, we found problems in finding electricity sockets, permission to shoot and lighting at warehouses would also be difficult.However the Graffiti Tunnel was our ideal location. The Graffiti Tunnel is right by Waterloo station in London, therefore it would be easy to organise the band to get there as there is easy access through public transport:

 

The Graffiti Tunnel also matches the star image of the band and also amplifies the anti authoritarianism, rebellion and youth subcultures.
Pictures of the Graffiti tunnel in Central London:

When researching into our location, we wanted to see how to get there, see the location first hand and gain an idea where we wanted to set up prior to the music video. We did this to be organised, efficient and prepared before the shooting day. We knew our roles and had already planned our journey before we filmed. We also went there during our photoshoot and therefore the band had already been to this location before. Therefore we did this to be organised and as a result have less room for error.