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EarthHart
Market Place, Wells, where the final shoot-out was fought.
I had nearly 10 weeks work on the film, as one of the main extras. A great film.
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- Submitted:Feb 15th
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- Date Created:Feb 15th, 2013
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- Camera:NIKON D70
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- Focal Length:18mm
- ISO Speed:320
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barfischer
awww..... just were talking about the special light in Scotland, or also England...... and now i am able to enjoy it by your capture ..... it is magic !! Your capture too !!!!!!!
Feb 16th ReplyEarthHart
The light is great here, when you catch it right
Feb 16th Reply Respect & ResponsibilityMany thanks for the favour, m'deer
barfischer
you are most welcome Will !! the light is truly different to most of the time here....
Feb 16th ReplyHillbillyDeluxe
Really? I will have to go back and watch it again! How hard will it be to find a distinguished gentleman with a green beard, right?
Feb 16th Reply C'mon Pookie...EarthHart
Yes
: The first time you see all of me is when Simon & Tim are jogging together, and I, and my lady walk across the road behind them. Nine days into the shoot, the Director, Edgar, noticed I had a green beard. It had been green for two years. Now the folks in Make-up knew as I had to go there every day, to have my long hair put up into a flat bun and I had to keep my hat on the whole time, even in the pub scenes. I went to Make-up to get it sorted. The rule is, if the door's open, walk in, if closed, knock. It was closed, so I knocked, Tony shout, "Come in" and I was met by him berating me, but he couldn't keep it up and burst our laughing. I doffed my hat and said "I thought Directors were supposed to be observant." To which there was a great belly-laugh from Edward Woodwood, and he asked if he could use it. I could go on, it's a shame we can't submit yarns & tales here.
Feb 16th Reply Respect & ResponsibilityHillbillyDeluxe
Damn that sounds like it was quite fun! I haven't been able to find the video yet but I haven't giving up searching yet! Thank you for sharing your story!
Feb 18th Reply C'mon Pookie...JurgenDoe
I love the perspective and the light source .. awesome shot Will
Feb 15th Reply Shadowness StaffEarthHart
Cheers, Jurgen
and many thanks for the favour 
Feb 16th Reply Respect & ResponsibilityJurgenDoe
always my pleasure
Feb 16th Reply Shadowness Staff