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- This is an irregular picture blog, by way of an attempt to work out what pictures I like by publishing them. It contains family things, personal obsessions, bits of work and random stuff.
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- Housewifely
- What Bristol looks like Pt 4
- More people crossing the road
- However...
- We will all die someday.
- People crossing the Street
- History of Oil
- Tourists
- What Bristol Looks Like Pt 3
- More bikes
- Bicycles
- What Bristol Looks Like Pt 2
- Buses speak to me
- Cathedral
- What Bristol Looks Like Pt 1
- At Last
- A New Theory
- OK if you insist.
- Automatic Doors - a minor obsession
- Importerance
- A lonely furrow
- Curves: conspiracy?
- Everybody likes OKGO now
- Really Very Good
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2 comments:
Hey, Director, Writer, Producer, Editor, Acter and all round great guy here.
Firstly, thanks to Mark, for highlighting one of 2006's biggest highlights.
Let me recount the day we did the chase scene!!
It was horribly cold and wet. Marty knew that he'd end up lying on the ground, after we run him over with the scooter of course. He wasn't pleased but I told him:
STE
*in Director mode*
"Marty, you're'n acter. This is called Method Acting."
And with that, he accepted my unflawed logical approach and lay down in the wet!
The sepcial FX and stunt sequences were the hardest, from a Producer's point of view. The bike wouldn't start you see (it was December and the scooter was allergic) and we had to fake it! Bet you never noticed. If you look carefully you can tell it was shot in front of blue screen. We couldn't get green screen cuz my bessie mate and all round top guy, Pete "The Meat" Jackson was doing the Big Monkey film.
Anyway, thanks for listening. I mean reading. Of course I did.
Thanks Ste. Right from the horses mouth there, and I do mean mouth.
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