Filming at Jubilee Bridge

This location was very lively and exuberant, including lots of bright lights which matched the fast pace and upbeat tempo of our song.

We were able to capture quite a few cutaway shots at this location, such as London Traffic and a moving train. We felt these cutaway shots would be relevant to our song and fitting to our video as some of the lyrics are, 'travelling at wind speed'. These lyrics could be metaphoric, which is why we'd decided to film things that could resemble 'travelling at wind speed'.
Walking along the jubilee bridge, we generated new ideas of locations; one of which a lift that was on the bridge.

 We automatically felt that a lift is extremely urban, as in most urban areas, lifts are featured in people's everyday lives, and housing generically stimulated with lifts are council estates and deprived areas. This seemed extremely relevant as it reflects Dee Banks' background and where he had lived, as well as our lift having graffiti scratched in its windows. We felt using a lift shot for the artist Dee Banks will be effective in showing our target audience who he was and what social class he was from.