Ian Carlsen returns as Ragged Isle lobsterman Paul Soucey
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
Saturday, September 10, 2011
Random Image of the Day
Today's image is of Julie Katsarakis (played by Amie E. Marzen.) Last we saw her, Rose Fuller was rushing her to safety at the Ragged Isle Lobster Festival. How long she remains safe on the island is yet to be seen.
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Twin Peaks,
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Thursday, September 8, 2011
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
A Weekend To Remember... Once We Survive It
Well, the weather has washed out a scene once more but we will try again next week. Grr.
This weekend we really have our hands full, though, so there is no rest for the Ragged Isle team.
Friday we are shooting one scene and a portion of another scene in Gorham. Thank you, Todd (Harrison Shaw), for the use of your truck, Eric Burke's truck in our world, once more.
Saturday we are shooting all of the remaining scenes at Rose's house, some of the montage for the first episode, some scenes from the past, and all the scenes in Vicki's room. I think that is all. What that means for us is that we have to transform most of the main living area of our house into various Ragged Isle sets. I have learned one major thing from this experience -- we have a crap ton of books. We shot in a couple rooms last year, one room was actually two places, but this is stepping it up a notch or ten, which is fine because if you have a house, use it and use it a lot.
Now on to Sunday - we will be shooting at another lovely location in Harpswell courtesy of April Joy Purinton, the rockin' 2nd AD of Ragged Isle. There is a dock or two involved as well as her brother's lobster boat. Fun. Fun.
There is a lot of Ragged Isle being shot this weekend so we'd better all hang onto our butts and go along for the ride. It's going to be a crazed adventure. Just what we do best.
This weekend we really have our hands full, though, so there is no rest for the Ragged Isle team.
Friday we are shooting one scene and a portion of another scene in Gorham. Thank you, Todd (Harrison Shaw), for the use of your truck, Eric Burke's truck in our world, once more.
Saturday we are shooting all of the remaining scenes at Rose's house, some of the montage for the first episode, some scenes from the past, and all the scenes in Vicki's room. I think that is all. What that means for us is that we have to transform most of the main living area of our house into various Ragged Isle sets. I have learned one major thing from this experience -- we have a crap ton of books. We shot in a couple rooms last year, one room was actually two places, but this is stepping it up a notch or ten, which is fine because if you have a house, use it and use it a lot.
Now on to Sunday - we will be shooting at another lovely location in Harpswell courtesy of April Joy Purinton, the rockin' 2nd AD of Ragged Isle. There is a dock or two involved as well as her brother's lobster boat. Fun. Fun.
There is a lot of Ragged Isle being shot this weekend so we'd better all hang onto our butts and go along for the ride. It's going to be a crazed adventure. Just what we do best.
Sunday, September 4, 2011
Random image of the day 9/4/11
Yet another brand spankin' new cast member on the island. Here we see Daniel Noel sneaking about in the woods on Ragged Isle. Who is his character? Who is he peeping? You'll have to wait and see.
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Saturday, September 3, 2011
Just in time!
We shot a couple quick but important scenes this morning and it looked like it was supposed to rain this afternoon but the big gaffer in the sky decided to wrap things quickly for us. We got our scenes done but got a little wet on the walk back to the vehicles. In this picture we see another in our cadre of new actors. There are many suited characters making their way to the island in season two. This one played by Doughty. Why there are so many suited people walking around our little island will remain a mystery for now.
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Friday, September 2, 2011
The Hungry Beast
When I look back at the random images and the lined script I see that we have actually shot a great deal. I was very pleased with the progress and the footage looks amazing.
As far as shooting goes we have a small shoot in the early a.m. tomorrow, a small shoot on Wednesday and Friday, a huge shoot on Saturday, and hopefully, a huge shoot on Sunday. We shall see. We will be shooting through the month of October for sure.
This project is a beast but it will not eat us alive. Of that, I am certain.
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