Production
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Sean Gray being caught by our stunt supervisors.
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Sean Gray performing his own stunt.
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Our first day of shooting wrapped up with this beautiful shot.
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Rafael Serrano (1st AC) and Marc Halford (Production Audio) busy at work.
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Michael Buffo and Sean Gray having a blast shooting on a remote location.
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The Director had to get in the freezing water to get some dramatic shots.
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Rafael Serrano 1st AC and the Director getting ready to shoot stunts day.
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Renee Dorian warming up in-between takes.
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The Director shooting stunts day himself, protected by Mike Buffo, backup by Rafael Serrano (1st AC) and Marc Halford (Production Sound).
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Shooting in the heart of Santa Monica, pretty late at night.
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Circus-Szalewski revealing a freshly forged skate truck.
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Campfire scenes are a very important part of Road to Red.
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As the night approached, it kept getting colder…
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Alpine lake shoot.
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Jimmy stoked with M’s new boards.
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The DP, Bill Otto, Chris and Mike on set, getting ready to shoot
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Producer Larry Leahy holding the slate to help speed things up.
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Freezing water… but a gorgeous location worth the sacrifice!
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Shooting at Chez Jay’s in Santa Monica.
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Setting up to shoot in really cold waters.
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Sean, Mike and Chris getting ready for stunts day.
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It was a little colder then we wished… DP Bill Otto getting ready to shoot. Sean and Amanda standing in for framing.
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Some of our locations were so remote, we were forced to work with bare minimum skeleton crews.
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Sean Gray getting his olie practice on.
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The cast still in character after wrapping up another scene.
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Early morning on stunts day…
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Circus-Szalewski in the roll of M.
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Sound’s rolling… Camera’s set… Action!
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Marc Halford, our relentless sound man, making sure he captured all the sounds we needed on stunts day.
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Snow! Just what we needed to make our lives a little harder…
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One morning we woke up and… it had snowed…
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The Director getting ready to shoot the gang coming out of the water.
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Chris Blasman and Sean Gray keeping their hands and feet out of the freezing water.
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Sarah Wolfe, our make-up artist at work.
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Sean Gray and Amanda Wing fighting the cold before the shoot.
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Alpine freezing water lake… here we go…
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Rafael Serrano stoked to be wrapping up stunts day.
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Director and DP going over the Porsche reveal shot.
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The Director going over his storyboards at Chez Jay’s.
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Gary Davis feeling optimistic for stunts day.
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Production design for the M Scene, shot at Carver skateboards’ foundry.
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Bruce McGuinness tattoos.
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The most remote location we shot in. Only the Director and Michael Buffo were actually there.
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Chris Blasman performing his own stunt.
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Josh Porter (Co-Producer) having a blast on stunts day.
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Sean Gray right in the middle of a stunt.
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Checking out the conditions on stunts day.
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Tourists with knee pads?!
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Unloading surfboards and getting ready to shoot.
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Wrapping the day with a view like this… Simply awesome!
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Sean Gray getting ready to shoot.
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Director Tito da Costa briefing DP Bill Otto on a shot.
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Sean Gray getting ready for his big monologue scene.
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Whatever it takes to get the best angle.
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DP Bill Otto getting ready to shoot Circus-Szalewski at Carver Studios foundry.
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Chris Blasman on set, getting in character.
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Dp Bill Otto and 1st AC J.D. Nielsen, focusing on nailing a challenging rack focus shot.
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Renee Dorian getting in character on set.
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The lake where Paul disappeared…
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Sean Gray showing off Bruce McGuinness’ Tattoos.
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Gary Davis, our Stunt Supervisor and Daimon Shippen, our Assistant Director, wrapping up stunts day.
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Rafael Serrano, our 1st AC updating the slate for the next shot.
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Mike Saad playing the sherif.
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DP Bill Otto doing his magic, lighting this moody scene.
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Amanda Wing performing her own stunt.
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Sometimes, to get to our locations, it almost seemed we were on a hiking mission…
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Another campfire scene.
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Shooting is hard… Shooting at night makes it even harder…
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Rehearsals paying off with the cast’s chemistry shining through the lens.
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Renee Dorian getting ready for her close up.
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Chris Blasman showing how serious the stunts were.
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Shooting in real locations has its real magic.
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Renee Dorian taking a break on stunts day.