ALEX KADAMANI, GEORGIE SMIBERT and JOEL MIELLEFADE IN:
INT. OFFICE. DAY
On Sunday the 15th of August, crew and cast met in Craigieburn, far north of Melbourne, to re-shoot a scene with Alex Kadamani, in the role of Lorenzo, and Maria Fernandez, in the role of Lucia. Thanks to Stockland that provided the new location, we re-shot a kitchen/boardroom scene we had originally shot at the The Melbourne Actor's Lab, courtesy of Peter Kalos, on the 18th of June.
Actor MARIA FERNANDEZ trying her hands on the clapper board
Producer and DOP Joel Mielle went through the rushes and informed me that some of the eyelines between Alex and Maria just crossed over the 180-degree rule -- most people wouldn't notice, but we were also not totally satisfied with the setting, so in the end re-shooting the scene was probably the best thing to do.
Instead of shooting the whole scene in a kitchen, like the script calls for, we decided on shooting the majority of the scene in the gorgeous boardroom of the Stockland office in Craigieburn. There was some minor lighting adjustments because of the large windows, but in the end, the shots came out nice.
Production Manager GEORGIE SMIBERT on a cookie break
The boardroom table was large, and in fact, after debating this with Joel, we decided to place both actors far from one another -- this is a scene where they are arguing, and the spacial distance re-enforces their psychological state.
DOP/Producer JOEL MIELLE and Writer-Director LAURENT BOULANGER framing a shot, with CHRISTINA GABRIEL
The last few seconds of the scene were shot in the kitchen and hallway of the Stockland office. We wrapped up slightly behind schedule, but overall all went well.
Actor ALEX KADAMANI in the Stockland kitchen
Our make-up artist for the day was the ever-reliable Teressa Borjesson. On sound recording, we had Ben Bomitali, and our camera assistant was Leanne Campbell. Of course, we had Production Manager Georgie Smibert keeping us on our toes for the whole day, and we were also assisted by Christina Gabriel.
Sound Recordist BEN BOMITALI
searching for the prefect sound
We now have two more days of shooting, and it's a wrap.
Laurent Boulanger
INT. OFFICE. DAY
On Sunday the 15th of August, crew and cast met in Craigieburn, far north of Melbourne, to re-shoot a scene with Alex Kadamani, in the role of Lorenzo, and Maria Fernandez, in the role of Lucia. Thanks to Stockland that provided the new location, we re-shot a kitchen/boardroom scene we had originally shot at the The Melbourne Actor's Lab, courtesy of Peter Kalos, on the 18th of June.
Actor MARIA FERNANDEZ trying her hands on the clapper boardProducer and DOP Joel Mielle went through the rushes and informed me that some of the eyelines between Alex and Maria just crossed over the 180-degree rule -- most people wouldn't notice, but we were also not totally satisfied with the setting, so in the end re-shooting the scene was probably the best thing to do.
A tracking shot with the CANON 7D
mounted on the slider
mounted on the slider
Instead of shooting the whole scene in a kitchen, like the script calls for, we decided on shooting the majority of the scene in the gorgeous boardroom of the Stockland office in Craigieburn. There was some minor lighting adjustments because of the large windows, but in the end, the shots came out nice.
Production Manager GEORGIE SMIBERT on a cookie breakThe boardroom table was large, and in fact, after debating this with Joel, we decided to place both actors far from one another -- this is a scene where they are arguing, and the spacial distance re-enforces their psychological state.
DOP/Producer JOEL MIELLE and Writer-Director LAURENT BOULANGER framing a shot, with CHRISTINA GABRIELThe last few seconds of the scene were shot in the kitchen and hallway of the Stockland office. We wrapped up slightly behind schedule, but overall all went well.
Actor ALEX KADAMANI in the Stockland kitchenOur make-up artist for the day was the ever-reliable Teressa Borjesson. On sound recording, we had Ben Bomitali, and our camera assistant was Leanne Campbell. Of course, we had Production Manager Georgie Smibert keeping us on our toes for the whole day, and we were also assisted by Christina Gabriel.
Sound Recordist BEN BOMITALIsearching for the prefect sound
We now have two more days of shooting, and it's a wrap.
Laurent Boulanger
Director/Scriptwriter
of Six Lovers
FADE OUT
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