Location Scouting

This explores the 3 gyms we had scouted for. This Blog shows 3 exhibits and shows the space, lighting and overall vibe of the gym that we are looking for in the music video.

Exhibit A 


Exhibit A is the most likely and competent gym of all variants, this is because, despite it being less on the size of the gym, it provides us the correct form of lighting which would make it more convenient to define muscles, and since it is a relatively newer gym, it also gives us a more variety of equipment to get better shots and newer movements  
 
Exhibit B

Exhibit B shows a combination of good space in terms of the size of the gym, it provides us with ample amount of equipment to get various shots in, however, the only aspect that the gym lacks is the aspect of a dark theme and the availability of good lighting to help us define muscles and get good shots 

Exhibit C


Exhibit C shows a good combination of colors that could set the vibe of a very gothic, dark themed video, however this gym lacked the advancement of equipment which means that it would have been a little difficult task for us to get multiple shots of movements and exercises for the character to execute. 

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