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REVISED TRAILER VERSION

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Uncredited due to an incomplete cast and crew list but very much essential to this project, was props master and make-up artiste Freena Hamilton. There is nothing much in the way of subtle to out-and-out violent prosthetic artistry that she cannot turn her hand to. This is the final short version, amended with the director's preference for "Lilli Marleen" underscore which is more WW2 specific than the Leo Reisman piece previously used which is pre-war in the ballpark of about 1932???.

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Ron Coker

December 26, 2009 06:55 AM

Looks very professional, Bob. Are you part of a team or production company?

Bob Hart

December 26, 2009 10:23 AM

This one is Steve Rice's project. He trades as Darling Films.

There is a loose cohort of aspirants here who work pro-bono on each other's projects to create pre-prod promotional trailers or short films in hope of eventually one feature getting up, then hopefully we get a job out of it.

This trailer was assembled at very short notice from available footage at request of a producer who was pitching it to offshore financiers. It is as yet incomplete. There is a rail station scene and a tank scene to be filmed yet.

Of us, Steve has had the most exposure to the mainstream industry via working as a setbuilder. In the UK he worked on features such as the original Star Wars on the Millenium Falcon craft, the first Indiana Jones on the weird looking German pusher prop aircraft, Dark Crystal, Hanover Street and a bunch of others.

I have pro-bono'd as a sort of general hand on two small indie features, Death Bet fro which I shot behind the scenes on a ZI/AGUS35 and more recently, Congoro, from which I have posted a couple of technical clips here.