Andrzej Niski
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Does anyone know how many shooting days did the movie take?
Just out of curiosity...
Just out of curiosity...
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Shooting My bloody Valentine
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Jamison Stark
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You should ask Ketch Rossi. He is an active member of this message board.
http://www.reduser.net/forum/showpost.php?p=490616&postcount=4
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Andrzej,
I immagine you are talking of the remake in S3D, by my friends at Paradise FX, were Max Penner was the Stereographer.
That project tucked quite some time to get off the air, as they did much research since 07, and then started testing on 08, finally scoring a deal with Lionsgate after a test Run of some S3D footage which convinced the Studio to do it.
So if you are looking to nail down exact Principal Photography days, will be not as easy, as every one has a different idea of when the clock started clicking, he he, also this type of on site work and do to the extremely dangerous environment in which they were all working, "THE MINES" very bad weather, very Humid, very Dark, and so on, you can count 28 days with two months total work on set, but of this I do not really have a secure source as I have not asked the specific question to Max or Tim at Paradise, just info that came up during talks with few members of the crew.
I immagine you are talking of the remake in S3D, by my friends at Paradise FX, were Max Penner was the Stereographer.
That project tucked quite some time to get off the air, as they did much research since 07, and then started testing on 08, finally scoring a deal with Lionsgate after a test Run of some S3D footage which convinced the Studio to do it.
So if you are looking to nail down exact Principal Photography days, will be not as easy, as every one has a different idea of when the clock started clicking, he he, also this type of on site work and do to the extremely dangerous environment in which they were all working, "THE MINES" very bad weather, very Humid, very Dark, and so on, you can count 28 days with two months total work on set, but of this I do not really have a secure source as I have not asked the specific question to Max or Tim at Paradise, just info that came up during talks with few members of the crew.