Production Stills: "The Job"
Wednesday, April 28, 2010 at 11:17PM Well, hello there. As promised, here are a few production stills from "The Job." Unfortunately, my friends Candice and Erin could only come to the first day of shoot, so please enjoy an excess of photos from that day, and absolutely none from any of the other shoot days. We win!
For now...
Kevin (A.D.) and I discussing the first shot. As well as me noting Kevin's impeccable facial hair. / © C.Chan
Me talking to Eric (D.P.) about the weather. I think it's cold. He disagrees. / © E.Tao
The boys doin' work. I am most likely out drinking a red bull. / © E.Tao
Highly motivated friends-turned-extras = Unmotivated movie theater employees. Boom! / © E.Tao
I think I smell good. Once again, Eric disagrees. / © E.Tao
Oh snap! What an ethnically diverse crowd. Looking sharp in those blue tees. / © E.Tao
Whew. That took a long time. I'll be gettin the footage in my hands soon, so then ya'll can see stills from the actual footage.
Thank you Candice and Erin for the time and the photos. Actually there was one last photo Candice took that was spectacular, but I haven't quite figured out how best to incorporate tall/vertical/portrait/hot-dog style photos in this here blog. They mess up the clean formatting. Hmm. So click me for now.
G'day.
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Reader Comments (6)
2 things
1-it is pretty cool to see you in directing action.
2-by friends you mean homeless people you dressed up right?
2 things
1-<3
2-i only have one homeless-wandering-bum-friend. and that is you.
I agree with Eric on both accounts
love the pics and awesome to see brucie, Shuu-oh, and candace doing something to stay out of trouble :-0
so when and where is the finished product going to be available for general viewing?
so what makes the RED camera so cool?
@jother... shaddddup
@poppa...
1) trying to finish the film by June to submit to festivals. you can have a private screening when it's done!
2) RED is so cool because it's a digital competitor to 35mm film cameras (industry standard), and it costs as much to buy one as it would to rent a 35mm camera for one project. there are a lot of other reasons... but that's the general gist!