Velvet Cove is full of amazing sights that can easily catch your attention. Swann Holloway is using her camcorder to document her hometown, which she plans to leave at the end of summer. She doesn’t want to miss capturing a single moment. One of the most striking and memorable features of the town is the water tower, making it a must-record for her project.
We’re here to help you get various angles of the famous water tower for Swann’s documentary, ensuring you complete your footage collection. Throughout several chapters, be sure to stay alert for the best opportunities to film in Lost Records: Bloom & Rage.
The water tower is the most recognizable landmark in Velvet Cove, particularly due to the large antlers protruding from it. To finish this documentary, you’ll need to capture four unique angles of the water tower at different times of the day.
Fortunately, there are only four chances to get these shots, making it simple to track which ones you still need. Below is a list of the chapters where you can film the water tower and tips on how to locate it.
One required shot of the water tower must be taken from Swann’s bedroom, a location you’ll visit multiple times during the main storyline.
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Chapter |
Subject |
Location |
|---|---|---|
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3, 14, and 19 |
Water Tower |
Through Swann’s bedroom window, though it’s a bit hard to spot. Zoom in closely! |
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5 |
Water Tower |
At the Movie Palace, you can capture a great shot of the water tower during sunset. |
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6 |
Water Tower |
From the old playground, you can film the water tower at night, with a view of the construction site and overpass. |
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23 |
Water Tower |
During the day, after interviewing Kat, you can get the same shot as in chapter six but in full daylight. |
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24 |
Water Tower |
At night, outside the bar, you can film the water tower before the concert begins. |
If you happen to miss a shot, don’t worry! You can replay a scene to capture it before going back to the main story.
