
...is finished
Nothing more to say really;
The heat is still kicking my arse mid-week; and once again I find myself at the end of a weekend spent in recovery mode.
Most of the week we were shooting on a low-loader. It’s a trailer, which allows you to put actors in a vehicle and film them as if they were driving.
Upsides – very little booming is possible, and you spend most of your day sitting down…
Downsides – very little booming is possible, and you spend most of your day sitting down… On a camera box in the sun, whilst diesel exhaust-fumes waft by, and you’re safety harness gets in the way.
Picture time.

Red-dust/sun-burn combo at the end of a regular day.

Picture-car on low-loader. (In this particular set-up the camera is sitting in the front passengers’ seat shooting towards the back)

Alternate angle on the low-loader

view from my exhaust seat on the back of the towing vehicle

Weekly sunset shot #2

Filming in downtown Broome, WA (set to resemble 1960’s)

This past saturday, I went down to the lighthouse cliffs, to see if I could take a photo or two of the “dinosaur footprints”

Concrete representation of said footprints (the real ones are only visible during very low-tide)

This might be one of the real ones… or not… it’s kind of hard to tell without a compass.

Pretty, late-afternoon sun on the cliffs

Another shot of the rock cliffs

Cliff-rocks #3

One of the many tourists searching frantically for the dino-print before the tide came back up and the sun went down…
‘till next time
Ian
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