HOWEVER, After a few attempts at filming in the streets, I started to notice that lots of different groups of people were alerted by what I was filming.
I had groups of other Jewish people in the area coming up to me asking what the video was for, and showing their interest and enthusiasm with my idea.
I also had groups of Hasidic Jews (the look I was parodying) shaking their heads in disapproval, as well as non-Jewish people looking concerned with what I was doing.
Because of this, I decided to film the majority of the video in parks in those areas (as they are mostly occupied by Jews) and when filming there, I would film in the most recognisable areas of the park so that the audience could be familiar with the relation to Jewish stereotypes.
These parks were:
Sunny Hill Park
Hendon
Edgwarebury Park
Edgware
Oak Hill Park
Barnet
DEVELOPED IDEA: Due to audience feedback, I learnt that having footage from the parks only was boring and not creative enough, so I had to devise other locations to film in with purpose to make the video more entertaining.
I did film many shots of ABOUDY inside his car, either driving, parked or as he is about to drive:
I filmed shots of ABOUDY outside areas that provide Jewish-based services, e.g. a Synagogue, bakery and deli:
I also filmed in Elior's house because it was free and was big enough to create all the scenes I needed:
I finally filmed using a green screen, in order to simulate locations that weren't accessible and to simulate interesting animations and images:
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