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August 17th, 2001, 07:54 AM
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Tommorow I will be shooting my second film so I'm of for a while. I am being interviewed on BBC radio humberside tommorow morning (7AM!) so anyone in the area listen out. Good luck with ya stuff everyone
talk soon
Kathy
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August 17th, 2001, 10:46 AM
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Inactive Member
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August 17th, 2001, 08:47 PM
#3
Inactive Member
Cheers Chance- maybe you can come for my next shoot. i know a sound man who is interested in helping on your film. Why the mystery of no letter or writing with the video?
Kathy
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August 20th, 2001, 09:42 AM
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Inactive Member
Just done the first two days shoot and I'm nackered. It all went really well and no one was hurt. It was nice and sunny so we all have sunburn/ tans. I kept everyone happy with a supply of sweeties! The war reinactment people were crazy and let us do a massive explosion- which was nice and the people who run the place were really helpful and let us do all sorts of crazy things. Slightly worried the director nearly got beat up as he couldn't afford to pay for all the explosives straight away- but that is all fine and the man is being friendly again. My radio interview went well except we had a mad rush to get me to location on time and my crew were all pulling silly faces at me and trying to make me laugh. The interviewer also asked loads of crap and unnecessary questions like what weather do you want? were is it set- he didn't go particualy in depth. I'm also going to get in the local rag soon. My mate is going to make me a website- so soon you can all have a nice bitch session about my work. Or some of you may evne quite like it.
laters
Kathy
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August 20th, 2001, 10:02 AM
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eddie
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nice one.
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August 21st, 2001, 05:46 PM
#6
Inactive Member
We were filming out in a house in a country today and our PM had his car in for an MOT and was going to be late to take me, the sound person and two actors to the next location. We found out a bus was going back to Hull in 10 minutes and it was a 10 minute walk to the bus stop. We quickly got our things ready and thanked the owner before runnign for the bus- making it with seconds to spare. It was then we realised the main actor was still in his army gear, he still had fake blood splattered all over his face- and worst still he had a massive gun strapped to his leg. We discreetly covered it and made the journey to the bus stop, were the PM met us on the way to get his car tax. We sat in a street waiting for him when a traffic warden noticed we had no ticket, kindly he told us it would only cost 20p and let us off. The main actor then strolled down the roadm still with blood, gun and uniform when two policemen were walking past. i was so nervous they would stop my actor and things could get tricky. The stupid policemen were too fixtated with some jam doughnuts to even see my actor, or even hear us howling with laughter. It was like something of trigger happy,
anyway happy shooting
Kathy
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September 29th, 2001, 03:16 AM
#7
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Just started editing my film properly (on a friends i mac) and I have to say it really rocks- not normally so big headed- but I've only just got back from the editing and I am still buzzing. Even the crappy exploding tank looks cool with a bit of cunning editing. And the big explosion now that really rocks. Can't believe how cheap it was too get something to look so cool- feeling a lot better after a depressingly boring week of waiting for the edit suite to be fixed. Once we put the correct software back on it should be a lot more stable and we can edit it real time- funky
k
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