This is from Day 3 of the production, probably our easiest day. We were shooting an early scene of the film, where the character Dave gets picked up.
From Day 2. Filming the post-crash scene. Smoke effects were created by large smoke bombs (they looked like big firecrackers). For some of the shots, we may be adding some CGI fire effects.
Also from Day 2, near dusk. Filming one of the last scenes of the movie. Three of the characters, tired, lonely, holding cardboard. I wanted a high-angle shot, which is why the cameraman is standing on my crappy minivan.
Day 2. I would like you to know that despite the fact there was a director chair on set, I never sat in it, nor did I wear my monocle.
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I stand in awe of you Splotch.
Seriously- you pursue your dreams. I love that.
Cool. Nice choices. Wish I could've taken more pics, but I was so busy. Glad I got a few, though.
I hope you at least had a beret on your noggin.
Exactly what Fran said. I love this.
And thanks to Tim for the pics.
No monocle? How would they know you meant business?!
I want to see some fake blood
He may not have had a monocle but I have it on good authority he carried a riding crop and gave all his direction through a big megaphone.
Splotchy- I cannot wait to watch your movie! I've been thinking of you as I see this call for submissions for the Austin Underground Film Fest. The guy who runs it is brothers with a guy who's been in some of my classes and is my "friend" online who I've had a little contact with for a past writing project. He's very nice and at the rate you're going, you just might be ready by the deadline.
Splotchy, I can't wait to watch your movie. I have been thinking of you when I see these calls for submissions. At this rate, you'll be ready by the deadline. (The guy who runs it is the brother of a guy in some of my classes. He's very nice. I had a little contact with him re: a writing project. I could "introduce" you though you probably don't need such things.)
Splotchy, I can't wait to watch your movie. I have been thinking of you when I see these calls for submissions. At this rate, you'll be ready by the deadline. (The guy who runs it is the brother of a guy in some of my classes. He's very nice. I had a little contact with him re: a writing project. I could "introduce" you though you probably don't need such things.)
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