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Jun, 2009
As we bring you more and more “on the set” and “behind the scenes” with us, we want you to tell us what you’re curious about. Whether it is the RED camera, the crew, the actors or something else we haven’t even thought of yet – put your questions in the comments!
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Written by Leslie Category: Press
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Well this is the first I've heard of it.. so I only know what little I can find on this site
I usually don't care what a film is about, or who's in it, or anything like that.. I care about it as an art form.. which makes me terribly snobby about films..
So I guess I'm sorta interested in.. what's interesting about what we're trying to do here.. Like speaking as an artist.. / film maker.. like are you trying to say anything that hasn't been said before, or needs to be said. Are you trying to do anything innovative..
My inner wannabe film maker is interested in stuff like the experience of the RED work flow in practice.. and how it's working for the project.. sorta the subjective experience of it.. what's the DP / Cinematographer folks feeling about.. perhaps that super technical stuff.. what sorta aesthetic implications might it have..
I guess also.. just what are the challenges of the production.. Do you find your self going down unusual paths because of this or that set of choices, and how you wrestle with the implications.. sharing the excitement of a discovery or a victory in one of these battles.. I guess just the drama of film making..
Fantastic questions, Matt. I can't wait to see how the crew answers!
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I would like to know more about the old farm house in Barrington you are shooting at.
Thanks,
Jenn
Is this moving taking place in Barrington, NH?
The film takes place in an unspecified area of New Hampshire. However the location used for “Crooked Lane”, the house, was in Barrington, NH.
The film takes place in an unspecified area of New Hampshire. However the location used for “Crooked Lane”, the house, was in Barrington, NH.