Location Recce

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Location Address:

Town Hall, Market Place,

Henley on Thames,
Oxfordshire RG9 2AQ

Tel: 01491 576982 Email:

enquiries@henleytowncouncil
.gov.uk

Sat Nav details (Post code):

Henley Oxfordshire RG9 2AQ

Site contact name and contact Availability

Town Hall, Market Place, Henley on Thames, The Town Square is a public area open 24
hours a day,
Tel: 01491 576982 | Email:
enquiries@henleytowncouncil.gov.uk 24/7 Availability.

Permissions

Permission- if needed- will be through the email: enquiries@henleytowncouncil.gov.uk.

Suitability / shots for production (scene numbers)

The town square will be suitable for mainly all types of production and is a very open location.

Scene numbers (30+)

Lighting Information:
The town square is a very open area meaning a
lot of light will be let into frame when filming,
depending on the day we might come to a
dilemma where there is too much light let into
the shot.
This can also be used to an advantage when
filming.
Sound Information:
As the area is a very public place is can
sometimes get crowded and loud if this is traffic
or people.
Power Information
The town square is surrounded by shops and
opportunities for power needed for lighting etc.
But we will need permission to use the power
from other shops.
Hazards
The main hazards in town are trip hazards and
obstacles to watch out for that could cause
simple accidents to the actors and Filmer,
(benches, steps, and curbs).
Solutions:
To reduce the amount of natural light
(depending on what the weathers like on that
day). You can alter the digitally through the
camera in exposure settings or just wait for the
right day, which is very common.
Solutions:
When filming, to reduce the sound levels I we
could film in the town square in certain times
e.g. (after shops are closed, NOT after school
times and rush hour)
Solutions:
We can use equipment to assist us for example
extension cable cable/cords.
Solutions:
These can be resolved through picking the shot
to film carefully, making sure there is nothing
that can harm anyone.