Underground
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Drying clothes in snowy weather, proved to be a little challenging… -
Sound Man Marc Halford ready for action. -
The Director fell in love with this location since the day he found it! Bill Otto’s lighting made it beyond perfect for this film. -
Sarah Wolfe mine make-up studio. -
Sean Gray and Chris Blasman snooping around the Director’s script. -
Amanda Wing rehearsing her next scene. -
Renee Dorian was a little spooked about her next scene… -
Happy B Day Amanda!!! -
Assistant Director Daimon Shippen testing out the fire gag. -
Larry Leahy, our Producer, checking in on Ian Boren, the D.I.T. -
Chris Blasman rehearsing for his next scene. -
Picture opportunity wise, this location was like the sweetest candy store… at the sign of the shortest break, the Director kept clicking away… -
Just a little glimpse of how gorgeous this location was… -
Good vibes among the Road to Red crew. -
Renee in scratched make-up… -
DP Bill Otto checking out the light. -
Visibly exhausted, the Director still wasn’t able to hide his stoke… -
The Director decided the best outfit to shoot in a muddy mine, to be a wetsuit… -
One day we woke up and it had snowed… The Director always with an eye out for a good picture, couldn’t let this moment go uncaptured. -
Michael Buffo holding the making of camera, mesmerised by the scenario… -
Sean Gray getting ready for the next shot. -
Sean Gray right in the middle of a climatic take. -
Yeah, we were actually there! Shooting! But it’s still hard to believe… -
Sean Gray in charge of babying the camera… -
So much fun getting lost in this maze… -
The difficulty of getting ready to shoot in a muddy mine created a lot of downtimes for the actors… Renee making the most of it. -
Renee Dorian suspenseful… -
Our DP Bill Otto caught up in the frenzy of setting up the next shot. -
Working underground was no easy task… Right here we were 0.9 miles into the earth… -
Amanda Wing in scratched make-up. -
Amanda Wing trying to hide her beautiful smile. -
Renee Dorian getting ready for her closeup. -
Sean Gray in character. -
Chris, Amanda and Renee getting ready for the next scene. -
Renee Dorian getting in character for her next scene. -
Sean Gray stealing gas… -
Probably the most amazing location we shot in… -
Sean Gray getting ready to suck gas into a gas can… -
This was the only location that was recreated in a stage. -
The true definition of underground filmmaking! -
Leave me alone, I’m dead! -
Amanda Wing getting ready for her climatic scene. -
0.9 miles into the earth… and shooting… -
Marc Halford, our sound man, catching his breath in-between takes. -
Campground by the mine. -
Sean Gray poses in this epic location, expertly lit by DP Bill Otto. -
Jimmy’s camera… -
Marc Halford and Roland Ludlow. -
Production Design detail. -
This prop didn’t even end up in the movie, but Marc was having a blast with it! -
1st AC Rafael Serrano protecting the camera in-between takes. -
Behind those bars was the entrance to one of our most difficult to work in locations… A real gold mine… -
DP Bill Otto and Production Designer Roland Ludlow checking out the light on set. -
Renee Dorian getting in character. -
Make-up artist Sarah Wolfe doing what she does best! -
Yanus, (who came all the way from L.A. to Northern California to help us out) having a chat with Chris and Marc. -
Underground filmmaking… -
Film set, or mining operation?! -
Setting up for the next shot. -
Chris Balsman in full make up, ready to go, while the Director was locked in his thoughts, about the next scene. -
Make-up Artist Sarah Wofe touching up Renee Dorian for her closeup. -
Make-Up Artist Sarah Wolfe, doing her magic. -
Our DP Bill Otto focused at work. -
The chair… -
Road to Red crew always in a good mood! -
Sean Gray expressing rage! -
Assistant Director Daimon Shippen geared up for darkness. -
The Director unable to resist such photo opportunities… -
Our Make-Up Artist Sarah Wolfe, having to do her magic under the hardest conditions. -
Nah… we were not in a sound stage… This is the real deal!!! Dp Bill Otto getting ready to shoot. -
Our mine consultant, Paul Giese, was thrilled to find out he could play a character in the film -
It always fun when it snows… -
The Director couldn’t help himself from taking this shot, inspired by the amazing production design created by Roland Ludlow. -
The Director stoked, after another successful shooting day! -
Hot tea anyone?! -
These low ceiling, endless tunnels were the perfect backdrop to convey how claustrophobic it can feel, underground… -
Cookie time at the mine’s campground. -
Gaffer Perry Auch flying in a flag. -
Chris Blasman getting in character in the perfect environment. -
Dp Bill Otto getting sucked into the action. -
A little break in-between takes… -
1st Ac Rafael Serrano and Gaffer Perry Auch checking the lens for dust. -
Chris, Matt and Amanda relaxing at the mine campground. -
Producer Larry Leahy and Director Tito da Costa making a balance of the shooting day. -
The Director always with eyes on his monitor. -
No set could ever match the beauty and realism of this exquisite location. -
Marc Halford and his home made stereo mic rig. -
Renee Dorian looking gorgeous for her closeup! -
Roland Ludlow, our Production Designer, almost went nuts, trying to keep all those candles lit, all the time… every now and then we would hear him say: “I think we’re going to need more candles…” -
293 rolls in the can… and counting… -
The girls playing with light… -
Chris Blasman concentrating for his next scene.