For 2072 I wanted a really remote location where no one would be around. I also wanted it too look old and tattered as if no one had been there in years, and as if it had been evacuated. So for this I chose a 10th century church in Idsworth called, St Hubert's. It is an amazing location as it is centred dead in the middle of a huge field. Its surroundings are nothing but hills for miles and miles. Around the back of the church is a forest, just off the forest is a well that is as old as the church itself. I was unaware that the well had been cautioned off by barbed wire, but it diddnt manage to stop us from getting down there to film.
The second place we shot also needed to look abandoned, but a little more modern. The perfect place for this was Hordean Precintct. Small prescient of about 10 shops, 80% of which are closed down. This was the perfect accessible place to film this scene.
Lastly, to film scenes with Shawcross we went to London to use some of its settings there. We used, the bridge next to the BFI, the national gallery, and Leicester Square. This showed an alternate, juxtaposed life to that of Alistair, as there is a completely opposite atmosphere between them.
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