Thursday, April 9, 2015
Wednesday, April 8, 2015
Interstellar filming-location
Hey there
This is my take on location hunting. The following picture-posts show the most likely location of the Cooper-farmhouse from the outstanding Christopher Nolan - film "Interstellar". I found this, scouting the area around a shooting location, which was posted on imdb.com. A huge patch of land which at one point could have been a cornfield is cut in two by what seems to be a paved road. This road apparently didn't exist a few years ago. Furthermore its existence doesn't really make sense because it cuts through a wide open space and ends nowhere. So that certainly was one hint! Of course there's that creek that can be seen in the movie. The property sits mostly on level ground. In the south, it borders on rolling hills and far west, the canadian rockies can clearly be seen - as depicted in the movie. So there's hint no. two. All in all, I think the back-to-back comparison of the movie-still and the streetview image solidify my theory.
So that's that. I highly recommend to go buy a copy of the movie. It is very well made and the story is very intriguing!
Off to making movies, many thanks for reading,
Andreas
This is my take on location hunting. The following picture-posts show the most likely location of the Cooper-farmhouse from the outstanding Christopher Nolan - film "Interstellar". I found this, scouting the area around a shooting location, which was posted on imdb.com. A huge patch of land which at one point could have been a cornfield is cut in two by what seems to be a paved road. This road apparently didn't exist a few years ago. Furthermore its existence doesn't really make sense because it cuts through a wide open space and ends nowhere. So that certainly was one hint! Of course there's that creek that can be seen in the movie. The property sits mostly on level ground. In the south, it borders on rolling hills and far west, the canadian rockies can clearly be seen - as depicted in the movie. So there's hint no. two. All in all, I think the back-to-back comparison of the movie-still and the streetview image solidify my theory.
So that's that. I highly recommend to go buy a copy of the movie. It is very well made and the story is very intriguing!
Off to making movies, many thanks for reading,
Andreas
Tuesday, April 29, 2014
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Monday, March 31, 2014
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Thursday, June 6, 2013
Baby vs. Movie-Making
Baby wins!
Due to lucky circumstances a brand new baby is on its way and all moviemaking ambitions are postponed.
Though the creative wheels keep turning in my head and the script is ready, production has to wait!
Stick with us, you patient few!
The soon to be daddy,
A.
Due to lucky circumstances a brand new baby is on its way and all moviemaking ambitions are postponed.
Though the creative wheels keep turning in my head and the script is ready, production has to wait!
Stick with us, you patient few!
The soon to be daddy,
A.
Wednesday, October 31, 2012
New things come to light
Coming up, another story that happens to everyone, every day!
...YOU are no exception!
Imagine: two guys and a girl sitting around a campfire. It's dark and cold. Another scary story is being passed around. One of the boys had recently turned blind, due to an accident. He still is in terrible pain. Suddenly they find out that their nearby parked car is missing. One guy walks off in search of the vehicle...and never returns. In utter shock and with terror creeping up on them, the remaining two -the girl and the blind guy- realize that their sourroundings are changing and become unrecognizable to them. What do they do? Should they stay put and wait? Should they venture out into the darkness? ...They try to recall what had happened that day? What has led them to this fireplace and into this misery, and more importantly, why did they get lost?
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
THE CAR-RIG
Bonjour
We're still in pre-production of guidelinefilm's new piece. For a pivotal scene we are going to need this:
Enter: the car-rig.
It's entirely made from 40 bucks worth of home depot - stuff. It can be mounted on any smooth surface of a car (or elsewhere); horizontally as well as vertically. It'll be grand!
Keep reading!
A.
We're still in pre-production of guidelinefilm's new piece. For a pivotal scene we are going to need this:
Enter: the car-rig.
It's entirely made from 40 bucks worth of home depot - stuff. It can be mounted on any smooth surface of a car (or elsewhere); horizontally as well as vertically. It'll be grand!
Keep reading!
A.
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
Motion Control: Step 2:
Hi y'all...
This is the base of the motion control rig, I intend to build.
It's a very lightweight linear track with belt drive. It is capable of speeds up to 3 m/s and can work at a repeat accuracy of about 0,3 mm. The maximum traverse way is 2000 mm.
This is the base of the motion control rig, I intend to build.
It's a very lightweight linear track with belt drive. It is capable of speeds up to 3 m/s and can work at a repeat accuracy of about 0,3 mm. The maximum traverse way is 2000 mm.
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
the new film
These are two pages from a set of shotlists I made already a couple of years ago.
Back then I already had sketched out three critical elements of the story. One of which was and will be a very physical stunt involving a car and a person.
More of the plot and technical details in the posts to come!
Stay tuned...
Back then I already had sketched out three critical elements of the story. One of which was and will be a very physical stunt involving a car and a person.
More of the plot and technical details in the posts to come!
Stay tuned...
Sunday, May 15, 2011
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
update pre-pre-prduction
Little by little...
I'm getting closer to pre-production of guidelinefilm's new piece.
Currently I'm getting familiar with
- Motion 3 and
- Final Cut Pro
Stay tuned for more stuff and details about the production to come.
Cheers
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Saturday, February 5, 2011
NOW: watch "the making of..."
How's everybody doing?
This is additional material from "Voice In Me". Those of you, who actually watched the film might get a laugh out of it!
Cheers!
Sunday, January 16, 2011
part 3...
This is part 3: the recall
...Hit me!
Voice In Me part 3: the recall from Andreas guidelinefilm on Vimeo.
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