The crew of the movie
"Dust of War" are a young, enthusiastic bunch and during the shooting of a scene involving over 100 extras on Saturday, comments from bystanders were all positive. Observations about the professional attitude and work ethic were heard as the cameras rolled.
The transformation of a Morris Construction gravel pit on the edge of Pierre into a post-apocalyptic survivor encampment was an impressive task for the scenery and art departments. It didn't help that just as the shooting was about to begin a windy thunderstorm whipped through, knocking down set pieces and creating mud holes. The crew made the most of it and completed shooting the day's scenes.
Here, actor/producer Steven Luke gets a trim of his beard before filming.
Director/screenwriter Andrew Kightlinger explains how he wants the extras in a large-scale scene to act.
Full information on the movie can be found at
www.dustofwarmovie.com and updates can be followed by searching Dust of War on
Facebook.
The transformation of a Morris Construction gravel pit on the edge of Pierre into a post-apocalyptic survivor encampment was an impressive task for the scenery and art departments. It didn't help that just as the shooting was about to begin a windy thunderstorm whipped through, knocking down set pieces and creating mud holes. The crew made the most of it and completed shooting the day's scenes.
Here, actor/producer Steven Luke gets a trim of his beard before filming.
Director/screenwriter Andrew Kightlinger explains how he wants the extras in a large-scale scene to act.
Full information on the movie can be found at www.dustofwarmovie.com and updates can be followed by searching Dust of War on Facebook.
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