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Here's my post:
http://www.rv.net/forum/index.cfm/fuseaction/thread/tid/14219250/srt/pa/pging/1/page/477.cfm
Here are pictures from the trailer that aired during the SB last night (and, yes, I am accepting condolences over the Steeler loss). See the railroad tracks? See the poor truck that I was supposed to cross in front of? See why I said "Oh h$ll NO, are you &*^%ing crazy" to the 2d unit guy?
http://www.thehdroom.com/news/J.J.-Abrams-Talks-Super-8-Super-Bowl-Spot-High-Res-Images/8363
Yikes.
And yeah, I totally see why you said oh hell, no to the 2nd unit guy. I would have, too...
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Leeann wrote:
I saw that ad...that was the movie the Travco is in??
I saw that ad...that was the movie the Travco is in??
That's the one.
Lots of the explosions are CG, but the tracks are for real, belonged to Weirton Steel and have been unused for 15 years. You can imagine what kind of shape they're in.
Studio spent 10s of millions on the film, yet paid extras w/cars an additional $25 a day.
They called this "creating jobs."
That is not what I called it.
Studio was taking advantage of the situation. Guess I won't give them any money for that movie
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Trish Davis wrote:
That's the one.
Lots of the explosions are CG, but the tracks are for real, belonged to Weirton Steel and have been unused for 15 years. You can imagine what kind of shape they're in.
Studio spent 10s of millions on the film, yet paid extras w/cars an additional $25 a day.
They called this "creating jobs."
That is not what I called it.
Leeann wrote:
I saw that ad...that was the movie the Travco is in??
I saw that ad...that was the movie the Travco is in??
That's the one.
Lots of the explosions are CG, but the tracks are for real, belonged to Weirton Steel and have been unused for 15 years. You can imagine what kind of shape they're in.
Studio spent 10s of millions on the film, yet paid extras w/cars an additional $25 a day.
They called this "creating jobs."
That is not what I called it.
Trish,
If your Travco made it into the finished film that would be way too
cool! Especially if the part that it's in has a "monster sighting"-
like the site mentioned there might be in the screen grabs there...
lol... that and a free Blu-ray of the movie might make up for the lousy pay...
your little fat buddy,
Mark
1972 Mobile Traveler 20' Dodge B300 Class C
"The Kobayashi Maru" Trans- Prarie Land Craft
"Requiescat in pace et in amore..."
Same studio that had an extra driving in the Transformers 3 movie... That extra was being towed and a piece of ???? came loose, went through her windshield and stuck her in the head.
She was in intensive care for a month.
Being an extra can be fun; it can be tiresome, too.
However, it should not be dangerous, that's what stuntmen are for.
If there's a shot of the Travco -fine. It's more important that it's intact.
My S-10 is in "The Next Three Days." When Russell Crowe is running into the train station, look to the upper left /center of the screen for a LOT of red. That's my (parked) truck!
Now that's cool