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Jack Redden posted a blog postThe Last Day
Yesterday was the last day of shooting for 51 Degrees. With it being the final day it was inevitably a very hectic space to be in which therefore impaired my ability to keep up with and record all that was happening around me and sadly this post may suffer as a consequence. Nevertheless, the following is what I managed to capture on the final day.I began the day at Embankment Station where I learnt that only six out of the 16 cameraman the director had wanted actually showed up. Although…See More
Tony Harrison commented on Jack Redden's blog post The Tunnel and the Knife"I know the Tunnels...a superb location. And Greg Powell? The word `lucky` doesn`t even come close.
Interesting to note that even Greg, with all his experience, had a stunt double. I`m choosing to presume that this was due to old injuries,…"
Jack Redden posted a blog postThe Tunnel and the Knife
Yesterday, the location was Leake Street, close to Waterloo station with a tunnel of a few-hundred metres apparently known as the ‘Banksy Tunnel’ running through it. At the end of this tunnel was where a little bit more of 51 Degrees was going to be filmed.The Banksy Tunnel is a graffiti tunnel; it was also the location of ‘Banksy’s…See More
Jack Redden commented on Jack Redden's blog post The Last of the Piccadilly Chaos"Piccadilly Chaos is the name of the scene that was shot a while ago and the filming recently was the last parts needed to complete the scene, hence the title. Yeah, that could have been interesting, just might have been a bit difficult to have…"
Tony Harrison commented on Jack Redden's blog post The Last of the Piccadilly Chaos"Hmmm...`Chaos` is maybe too strong a word to use, I thnk. Considering the `guerilla` nature of the shoot, I thought it all went off extremely smoothly, with special kudos due to John & Scott for their guidance. A big `Thank You` to all the…"
Jack Redden posted a blog postIn the Producer's Garage
It was just shy of 5:00 PM when there were 15 people piled into the small one bedroom flat that has become the office for 51 Degrees. Damon had now arrived and the film no longer belonged to pre-production - it was ready to be finished.Despite the office being incredibly over-populated, the place continued to function with each room belonging to a different department. In the kitchen, a new conversation had begun between the director and make-up – to discuss Damon’s beard. Not much can be said…See More
Jack Redden posted a blog postMy Time in the Office
Last night, I began my first trip to the office. There was a meeting at 6 and I was determined not to get lost again trying to find 51 Degrees.I arrived on time and outside I met John Haslam the assistant director and we went in together. As we climbed the stairs, John warned me of Snoopy and Frenzi, the two dogs set to appear in the film, that live in the office and whose presence could be very much heard whilst approaching.After meeting Greg and Alex, I said a quick hello to everyone already…See More
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The Last Day
Posted on April 3, 2012 at 6:01pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Yesterday was the last day of shooting for 51 Degrees. With it being the final day it was inevitably a very hectic space to be in which therefore impaired my ability to keep up with and record all that was happening around me and sadly this post may suffer as a consequence. Nevertheless, the following is what I managed to capture on the final day.
I began the day at Embankment Station where I learnt that only six out of the 16 cameraman the director had wanted actually showed up.…
Continue The Tunnel and the Knife
Posted on March 30, 2012 at 12:30pm 1 Comment 2 Likes
Yesterday, the location was Leake Street, close to Waterloo station with a tunnel of a few-hundred metres apparently known as the ‘Banksy Tunnel’ running through it. At the end of this tunnel was where a little bit more of 51 Degrees was going to be filmed.
The Banksy Tunnel is a graffiti tunnel; it was also the…
Continue The Last of the Piccadilly Chaos
Posted on March 25, 2012 at 3:00pm 2 Comments 2 Likes
Earlier this morning, I arrived at Trafalgar Square at about nine o’clock to meet with some of the already waiting cast and crew. They were accompanied by a few extras that would be needed for today’s filming needed to complete the Piccadilly chaos.
When approaching the group, I noticed a big yellow sign…
Continue Hampstead Heath and Greg's Double
Posted on March 24, 2012 at 10:30pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
The destination was Hampstead Heath but before going off to meet up with the cast and crew of 51 Degrees, I first met with Scott Buxton who had been given the task to go and and hunt down some beer for the crew.
With the beer found and purchased, we soon set off to re-join those filming who had set up on Parliament Hill, the highest point in London. The weather was pretty much perfect, being sunny and not too hot, and walking through the park I never knew before existed (regardless of…
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Article about sunrise Time Lapse - Completelylondon.com
Started by Grigorij Richters in Media Coverage Nov 13, 2011. 0 Replies 0 Likes
Although it’s not a time when most of us enjoy being awake, sunrise is without doubt one of the most beautiful parts of the day.This superb timelapse video by James Kinsman captures central London at this unique time. Shot for the forthcoming…Continue
iReport covering the Piccadilly Circus shoot on October 29th, by producer Hernan Diaz
Started by Grigorij Richters in Media Coverage Nov 13, 2011. 0 Replies 0 Likes
More than 1000 people were screaming and running in fear atPiccadilly Circus, at the heart of the British capital. It was host to a huge film shoot with a Cast and Crew of over 1000 people for the final scene of Greg Richters first feature film, 51…Continue
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