Matlock, Derbyshire (Kiersten Anadore)
Matlock, Derbyshire is significant to Jane Eyre (2011) because It is listed as a filming location along side Darley Dale which is a village near the town of Matlock. I found this information from IMDb’s websites filming locations page on Jane Eyre. This source is an example of low barriers to entry because anyone can add information to the website without the correct knowledge or any approval which can lead to confusing or false knowledge.
York: Judi Dench(Mrs. Fairfax)-Andrew Mucci
The location York, where Judi Dench was born, is significant to Jane Eyre (2011) Because Mrs. Dench was able to give an authentic take on Mrs. Fairfax using her york accent and background. I Found this information from Britannica.com, which is an online encyclopedia. This source is an example of collective authorship because it is written and reviewed by multiple authors and cannot be edited or commented on. mapping this location on COVE, adds a grassroot layer to a story usually told top down, because it connects the stories location to a local who has actually lived there.
Billingham, County Durham: Jamie Bell (Yahir Vazquez Aveldanez)
Billingham, specifically the County of Durham, is significant to the movie Jane eyre because it is where Jamie Bell, the actor that plays St. John, was born. I found this information available on a website called fandom, a fan wiki that explains his entire life and some of the work he has done. This source is an example of collective authorship because anyone can build on to what others have previously written on the wiki. Mapping this location on Cove adds a grassroots layer to the story because it gives context to the life that Jamie bell lived leading up to his role as St.
England (Balazs)
England is referenced several times throughout the course of the novel Wide Sargasso Sea. It first appears in conversation between Antionette and her unnamed husband on their honeymoon as a place of fascination and desire. As the novel progresses, England becomes a place of mystery and mistrust, as Christopine mentions she has never seen England and does not believe it to be a real place. Towards the end of the novel, Antionette has arrived in England, where she is held in the attic of her unnamed husband's estate.
Haddon Hall | Jhaniya Gause
Haddon Hall is significant to Jane Eyre (2011) because it is a historical building that has been used for many other popular films, such as The Princess Bride and Pride and Prejudice. This iconic house has been preserved for centuries, being passed down between royal families and known for its beautiful architecture and being one of the oldest houses in history. I found this information from a history website called "Regency History". This is an example of single authorship and gatekeeping. This website is a blog, where only the creator of the site is able to edit the page, no outsiders.


