We're at the end of the first week of shooting and it's been quite eventful in the Carpathian Mountains. We started in Brezoi for the Labor Camp and bridge sequences, where our heroes escape. Rainy weather caused us to leave Brezoi early and reschedule some of the scenes today. We then trekked out to a small town called Biertan. We shot the Hungarian village exteriors, where our heroes leave their families for the Labor Camp.
While we were shooting in Biertan for a several days, we stayed in Sighsoare, one of Dracula's cities. It's a very old, medieval city where the decendents of the families, from the original city, still dwell.
Anyway, the Art Department transformed the town square of Biertan into an Hungarian village center and market. It was very impressive. We then shot in and around an old monestary. Absolutely beautiful.
After we wrapped in Biertan, we went back to Brezoi to blow up the bridge and the riverbank, one more time. We finished the scenes that were needed to complete the sequence halted by the rain.
We have now arrived in Bucharest where we'll spend the rest of the shoot. It was a very busy and successful week....More to come.
Monday, May 11, 2009
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Thank you for the update! It's amazing how much was accomplished in just one week. From your photos, the actors, locations, sets, and costumes look terrific. I'm glad to hear that everything is going well.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for this blog! I'm a big fan of Jonas Armstrong, and I'm looking forward to seeing this movie. Sounds like you've all been having a great, interesting experience. Looking forward to your next installment. Wishing you all the best.
ReplyDeleteIt's fantastic to follow the shooting. Thank you for this blog, and for the photos of the actors. What about you ? No pictures ? Who is your character ?
ReplyDeleteYeah Jacob Oops I mean CW what about your character? Can't make heads or tails of Steve's DOOD's have they changed again? Keep up the good work shoot me an email now and then and tell the mates hi for me. Cheers
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