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The student crew discusses final details of the film shoot during the final pre-production meeting |
1st A.D. DeAnza Ward outlines the first day of shooting at the tinal pre-production meeting |
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During the first night of filming the crew sets up the scene in which Taylor Foster (Benjamin Dane) meets Myst (Cara Miles) |
Taylor Foster (Benjamin Dane) talks to Myst (Cara Miles) as the camera looks over his shoulder |
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Director David Timmes watches the display as Camera Operator Jeremiah Edmonds follows the action in the viewfinder |
Taylor Foster (Benjamin Dane) prepares for his next line as Gaffer Matt Retek steadies the light |
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Taylor Foster (Benjamin Dane) converses with 2nd A.C. Tim Kolzak as they wait for the camera to start rolling |
Production Assistant Jeremiah Feicht sets up the sound board for the next take |
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The cast and crew begin filming the last scene for the second night shoot, where Taylor Foster (Benjamin Dane) is put into an ambulance because of a neck injury during a football game |
Director David Timmes discuses camera angle, focus, and movement as Taylor Foster (Benjamin Dane) waits patiently |
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Director of Photography Michael Spangler makes some final adjustments for the interior shot of the homeless shelter scene |
Director of Photography Michael Spangler checks the focus and lighting of the room as Director David Timmes watches |
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Assistant to the Producer Dara Davila poses for the camera where the hospital scene is being filmed |
The crew deciding what would look best for the current scene as Taylor Foster (Benjamin Dane) discsses specifics with Director David Timmes |
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1st A.D. DeAnza Ward putting makeup on the car crash victim Valerie Wick (Jenna Price) |
Documentary Producer Jason Baca keeps the video camera rolling to capture the process of making the film and possible bloopers that may occur |
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While filming 2nd A.C. Tim Kolczak decides to be festive and wear a Santa Clause hat |
Camera Operator Jeremiah Edmonds uses the jib to get a shot he normally couldn't get with out standing on something |
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Director David Timmes helps Taylor Foster (Benjamin Dane) adjust his helmet strap before the fun begins for the day |
Professional pyrotechnics personnel set up explosions for the sequence shown. Taylor Foster (Benjamin Dane) was required to run past the explosions at a safe distance and still look affected by the blast |
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Sound Mixer Jason Rutel takes a break from the heat |
Jeremiah Edmonds, Jeremy Brown, and Andrew Farina set up the jib for a shot early in the day |
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Executive Producer Rob Price retrieves the all-important production folder which 1st A.D. DeAnza Ward has apparently misplaced....again! :) |
Script Supervisor Ariel Flatt keeping notes on how long the take was and any continuity issues. |
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From left to right Benjamin Dane, Matt Retek, Tim Kolczak, and Janeya Nelson. They performed the role of U.S. soldiers that were ambushed by terrorist overseas. |
Andrew Farina, Jeremiah Edmonds, David Timmes, and Rob Price discuss where to have the actors stand and any lighting issues that occur. |
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Director of Photography Michael Spangler changes out a camera lens for a wider shot. |
1st A.D. DeAnza Ward painting the "eyes" on Myst ( Cara Miles) for a scene in the coffee shop. |
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Andrew Farina, Nicole Ruble, and Jason Baca express how much fun they are having by giving two thumbs up |
The crew decides to play a dangerous game of hackie sack during the lunch break |
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Benjamin Dane joking around with the some of the crew members near the ending of the lunch break |
Key Grip Jeremy Brown helps Director of Photography Michael Spangler balance the jib for an awkward shot |
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Executive Producer Rob Price discusses lines with Benjamin Dane for one of the last shots of the day |
Director of Photography Michael Spangler takes control of the camera for a dolly shot of Taylor Foster (Benjamin Dane) coming out of the coffee shop |
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Boom Operator Ethan Young shows 2nd A.D. Nicole Ruble how to hold the boom pole. |
Production Assistant Matthew Dawson tapes black wrap to the windows to keep the light out of the room where filming is taking place. |
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Key Grip Jeremy Brown retrieving a much needed light stand from the pool room |
Costume Designer Daniel Chambers poses for the camera in the pool room |
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Jenna Price getting her hair done while waiting for the Christmas scene to begin |
Michael Spangler testing out the shot involving the Christmas tree and the family opening presents |
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Assistant Documentary Producer Kenny Fickling having some fun with the camera |
The crew makes some small changes for the scene of Taylor Foster (Benjamin Dane) arguing with his wife |
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One of the longest days of shooting was inside the news studio where it took about twelve hours to get all of the footage needed |
Jeremiah Edmonds glances toward the camera as if to say he's ready to start at anytime |
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The entire crew posed for a shot which was put into a frame and presented to Benjamin Dane for our appreciation of his time and efforts on this project |
Camera Operator Jeremiah Edmonds moves out of the way to give us a shot of what the Director would be seeing |
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Taylor Foster (Benjamin Dane) and Malorie Hightower (Erica Warfield) give us their news anchor faces as they pose for the camera |
A birds eye view of the news room, the actors, and the crew just before shooting the scene |
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The talent rests as the crew resets the equipment for another take at the homeless shelter |
Tim Kolczak copies the scene and take number on the clapper while the others wait |