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Mark Langdale is doing some acting and is pretending to jump off the roof at the Fatima Centre (Fatima Centre). Summer 2002 |
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Scott Lee Sellers is acting as a soldier with a blue screen behind him. (Freston Road). Autumn 2003 |
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Kimberly Robinson is acting as the agent falling down the tower block. The original idea came from Matrix Reloaded. It took over two hours to set- up the scenery because we had to set-up the blue & green screen, dolly & track, lights, flags, tripod and air blower fans for a ten second shot. After all that it took one hour and thirty minutes to pack away the equipment. Now that's dedication for you! (Notting Dale Technology Centre, Basement). Spring 2004 |
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Brian Bellot is doing some acting as a bodyguard in a movie called "The Agent". (Frinstead House Tower Block, Freston Road), Spring 2004 |
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Kieron Shaw is on the camcorder and James Shears is doing sound. (Notting Dale Reception Area). Winter 2003 |
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The film crew are getting onto the minibus so they can be taken to White City for a day of filming out on location. (Freston Road). Autumn 2003 |
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Jenny Grogan (second unit director), Jayne Norris, and Karen Myres are the second unit film crew on a movie called "The Agent". (Freston Road). Spring 2004 |
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Kary Stewart is acting as a zombie in a movie called "The Portal", (Notting Dale Technology Centre, Room 1). Summer 2003 |
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Harps Johal and Caroline Lazarus are acting and Emerson Mayley is the sound operator. (Freston Road). Summer 2003 |
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Jenny Grogan is sitting in for Kimberly Robinson who is the agent, whilst Sacha Bowling frames up the shot. (Notting Dale Technology Centre, Basement). Spring 2004 |
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Jayne Norris, and Karen Myres are posing for the camera. (Freston Road). Spring 2004 |
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Barbara Tomlin Shaw and Richard Haines are practicing how to use the dolly. (Commonwealth Avenue). Autumn 2003 |
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Kary Stewart is operating the camcorder for the next shot. (Notting Dale Reception Area). Summer 2003 |
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Nadia Petean is trying to hold the blue screen down, but is finding it hard because the wind is so strong. (Notting Dale Technology Centre, Basement). Spring 2004 |
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Kimberly Robinson is waiting for instructions with the camcorder rigged to the car. (Freston Road). Autumn 2003 |
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Jenny Grogan is showing Jayne Norris how to operate the camcorder. (Freston Road). Spring 2004 |
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Emerson Mayley & Kary Stewart are setting up the next shot. (Notting Dale Reception Area). Summer 2003 |
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Blanche Crowe and Kimberly Robinson are helping Sacha Bowling with the rigging equipment. (Freston Road). Autumn 2003 |
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Brian Bellot is acting as a bodyguard on a movie called "The Agent". (Freston Road). Spring 2004 |
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Yolanda Garcia is doing the clapper board and Natalie Marconi is operating the camcorder. (Commonwealth Avenue). Autumn 2003 |
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Andre Coutinho is acting as the bad Wolf and Simon Gomez is acting as the little Pig in a film they made called "The Three Little Pigs" which was produced by Mark Langdale. The make-up took four hours to do from start to finish, which meant that they had to start at 6:00am in the morning to prepare for a long day of filming in make-up. (Holland Park Avenue). Summer 2003 |
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Jenny Grogan is in-charge of the props and wardrobe when the Notting Dale film crew are filming. (Westway). Autumn 2003 |
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Andre Moses is helping Wayne Harrison and Sacha Bowling set-up the lights. (Notting Dale Technology Centre, Basement). Spring 2004 |
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Kimberly Robinson is getting ready to drive with the camera rigged and attached to the side of the car. (Freston Road). Autumn 2003 |
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Emerson Mayley, Peter Wilson, and Kary Stewart are in total control on how they want to set-up the next shot. Lucky! (Notting Dale Reception Area). Summer 2003 |
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Natalie Marconi won best Camera Person and is framing up the next shot. (Commonwealth Avenue). Autumn 2003 |
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Delroy Beaton is acting as a bodyguard on a movie called "The Agent". (Freston Road). Spring 2004 |
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Andre Moses is holding up the blue screen for Sacha Bowling. (Freston Road). Spring 2004 |
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Monica Giraldos is acting as Red Riding Hood and is getting make-up done at 7.30am in the morning by a make-up artist. This is the kind of commitment you need to be a star in the film business. (Holland Park Avenue). Summer 2003 |
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Jenny Grogan is putting a moustache onto Kimberly Robinson. (Frinstead House Tower Block, Freston Road), Spring 2004 |
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Natalie Marconi and Richard Haines are operating the camcorder. (Westway). Autumn 2003 |
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Kary Stewart is dressed as a zombie and is ready to make a movie called "The Portal", (Notting Dale Technology Centre, Room 1). Summer 2003 |
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Richard Haines is on the dolly, framing up the camcorder for the next shot. (Commonwealth Avenue). Autumn 2003 |
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Peter Wilson is having a laugh with his cup of tea behind the tutor Sacha Bowling. (Freston Road). Summer 2003 |
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Scott Lee Sellers is using the reflector to bounce light onto the actors face. (Commonwealth Avenue). Autumn 2003 |
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The crew is starting to pack away the equipment after a hard days work. (Notting Dale Reception Area). Winter 2003 |
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Monica Giraldos is all dressed up and ready to start filming at Richmond Park on a movie called "The Three Little Pigs". Monica Giraldos has also done some directing on a movie called "Kidnap on Freston Road", which is written by John James. (Holland Park Avenue). Summer 2003 |
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Yolanda Garcia is acting as a Police Women in a movie called "Cry Wolf", which was written by Barbara Tomlin Shaw who won the award for best Screen Play. (Notting Dale Technology Centre, Room 1), Winter 2003. |
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Nadia Petean is operating the camcorder. (Frinstead House Tower Block, Freston Road), Spring 2004 |
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Helen Pedersen and Kary Stewart are posing as zombies in a movie that they made called "The Portal". (Notting Dale Technology Centre, Room 1), Summer 2003 |
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The film crew are setting up the next shot and are being assisted by Sacha Bowling. (Commonwealth Avenue). Autumn 2003 |
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Emerson Mayley is the sound boom operator and Harps Johal and Caroline Lazarus are the main actors in a movie called "Blind Date", which was written by Kary Stewart. (Freston Road). Summer 2003 |
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Stephen Pratt & Martin Spear are acting as agents in a film called "NDTC Matrix, Part 1". (Fatima Centre) Summer 2002. |
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James Masangomai is helping Sacha Bowling set-up the blue screen onto the Notting Dale Technology Centre's wall. (Freston Road). Autumn 2003 |
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The film crew are relaxing on a nice summers day. (Freston Road). Summer 2003 |
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Paul Da Costa, Martin Charles and Choi W Fung are having a stretch before they start filming, (Freston Road). Summer 2002. |
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Kimberly Robinson is looking at herself from the window reflection to make sure she looks good for the shot. (Notting Dale Technology Centre, Basement). Spring 2004 |
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Richard Haines is on the dolly and is ready for action. (Commonwealth Avenue). Autumn 2003 |
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Patrick Quarshie is acting as a bodyguard in a movie called "The Agent". (Freston Road). Spring 2004 |
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The Wolf, Andre Coutinho is having make-up done in-between shots, (Richmond Park) Summer 2003. |
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Kimberly Robinson and Helen Pedersen are posing as zombies in a movie called "The Portal", which is written by Kimberly Robinson. (Notting Dale Studio). Summer 2003 |
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Kimberly Robinson is waiting for Sacha Bowling to put the rain cover onto the camcorder. (Freston Road). Autumn 2003 |
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James Shears is posing for the camera. James doesn't mind breaking a few bones and really wants to be a stunt man. He is Notting Dales first choice stunt man for any job because he is always willing to help in tricky times. (Bard Road). Summer 2002 |
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Andre Moses and Nadia Petean are setting up the camcorder for the next shot. (Frinstead House Tower Block, Freston Road), Spring 2004 |
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Jenny Grogan is with her little son in the reception area of Notting Dale Technology Centre, working on a film called "Assumptions", which is written by Stephen Pratt who won the award for best (Original Screen Play). Jenny also won the award (Best Editor) for her movie called "The Vision". (Notting Dale Reception Area), Winter 2003 |
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Richard Haines has the camcorder mounted on top of the dolly which is strapped down securely. (Commonwealth Avenue). Autumn 2003 |
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Blanche Crowe is holding a white piece of paper so that the tutor, Sacha Bowling can set the white balance on the camcorder. (Freston Road). Summer 2003 |
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Kimberly Robinson is acting as the agent running up the stairs. (Frinstead House Tower Block, Freston Road), Spring 2004 |
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Helen Pedersen is posing for the camera as a zombie, very pretty. (Notting Dale Technology Centre, Room 1). Summer 2003 |
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Andre Moses is sitting down reading a newspaper before he starts a day of filming with the Notting Dale film crew. (Notting Dale Technology Centre, Room 1). Spring 2004 |
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The Wolf, Pig and Red Riding Hood are having fun before they go to film at Richmond Park. (Holland Park Avenue). Summer 2003 |
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Kary Stewart is putting make-up on Kimberly Robinson. (Notting Dale Technology Centre, Room 1). Summer 2003 |
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Stephen Pratt is at home and is creating some props for his movie called "Assumptions". Winter 2003 |
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Stephen Pratt is putting together a security camera that he has created for his movie called "Assumptions". Winter 2003 |
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Stage 1 Stephen Pratt is Notting Dale's official number 1 'props master'. Stephen had to create a shotgun from start to finish for his movie "Assumptions". The reason for this was simply because he needed one as a prop and had no way of buying a real one. These following pictures have been kindly donated by Stephen Pratt and shows the various stages of his shotgun in production. Winter 2003 |
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Stage 2 I glued together various blocks of balsa wood to form the basic shape of the gun. Using a craft knife I carved away the unwanted pieces of balsa wood leaving me with a rough unfinished gun body and handle. Winter 2003 |
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Stage 3 Using some very coarse
sand-paper I sanded down the body and handle until it was smooth enough
to run your tongue along. Winter 2003 |
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Stage 4 I applied two coats
of walnut varnish to the body and handle, which really gave it an authentic
look. Winter 2003 |
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Stage 5 I joined the body and handle together using a 2 inch cupboard hinge so that the gun could be cocked or cracked open as with a real shotgun. I then spray painted the two metal tubes with black matt paint. Winter 2003 |
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Stage 6 Finally I joined
the painted tubes and varnished body together using two wire tacks and
a stretch of sellotape. Winter 2003 |
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Kimberly Robinson is the only student to ever win two NDTC awards which are for best Editor and best Sound Design. (Notting Dale Technology Centre, Room 1), Summer 2003 |
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The Wolf, Andre Coutinho is posing for the camera. (Holland Park Avenue). Summer 2003 |
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Andre Moses has the responsibility of controlling one of the studio lights. (Notting Dale Technology Centre, Basement). Spring 2004 |
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The Blind Date crew are having a break before they start filming again. (Freston Road). Summer 2003 |
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Martin Charles is relaxing before the next shot. (Bard Road). Summer 2002 |
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Barbara Tomlin Shaw is the director and is checking the framing before the crew start filming. Yolanda Garcia won the award for best Sound Designer and is in-charge of capturing sound, whilst Enrique Verdugo is the cameraman on a movie called "White Gold", which is written by Ashley White. (Bard Road). Winter 2003 |
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The Notting Dale film crew are helping Wayne Harrison set-up the dolly and track. (Notting Dale Technology Centre, Basement). Spring 2004
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This is Qing Xu's big chance to get her hands on the camcorder and do some filming. (Notting Dale Studio). Summer 2003 |
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The Pig (Simon Gomez) is waiting for the rest of the actors to get make-up done. (Holland Park Avenue). Summer 2003 |
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Kary Stewart is trying to act as a zombie. (Notting Dale Technology Centre, Room 1). Summer 2003 |
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Enrique Verdugo is the camera operator and Yolanda Garcia is the sound boom operator on a movie called "White Gold". (Bard Road), Winter 2003. |
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Nadia Petean and Patrick Quarshie are posing for the camera. (Notting Dale Technology Centre, Basement). Spring 2004 |
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Kary Stewart and Kimberly Robinson are packing away the equipment. (Freston Road). Summer 2003 |
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James Shears is setting up a prop, which is a security camera for a movie called "Assumptions". (Notting Dale Reception Area). Winter 2003 |
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Peter Wilson is doing some acting in the Notting Dale reception area on a film called "The Agent", which is written and produced by Wayne Harrison & Sacha Bowling. (Notting Dale Reception Area). Summer 2003 |
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Enrique Verdugo is directing, Natalie Marconi is on camcorder, and James Masangomai is doing clapper board on a movie called "White Gold" which is written by Ashley White. (Freston Road). Winter 2003. |
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The Wolf, Andre Coutinho. (Holland Park Avenue). Summer 2003 |
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Blanche Crowe has won the pitch and has a chance to direct her own short movie whilst Klaire Riley is the sound boom operator. (Freston Road). Autumn 2003 |
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Peter Wilson has volunteered to hold the paper for a white balance check. (Notting Dale Reception Area). Summer 2003 |
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Enrique Verdugo is directing a few scenes from a movie called "White Gold" with the help of his crew and Sacha Bowling. (Freston Road). Winter 2003 |
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Blind Date was written by Kary Stewart who is the producer and is just helping out the film crew with some guidance and advise on how the storyline should be shot correctly. (Freston Road). Summer 2003 |
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Piggy (Simon Gomez) is hiding from the Wolf in a Twig House. (Richmond Park). Summer 2003 |
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Emerson Mayley is setting up a Century Stand. (Notting Dale Reception Area). Summer 2003 |
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Barbara
Tomlin Shaw is directing a few scenes from a movie called "White
Gold" which is written by Ashley
White, who won the award for best Director. She is telling the actors
how she wants the action to be and advising the crew where she wants the
camcorder set-up for the next shot. (Bard Road). Winter 2003 |
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The Wolf, Andre Coutinho early in the morning. (Holland Park Avenue). Summer 2003 |
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Kary Stewart is operating the camcorder. (Notting Dale Reception Area). Summer 2003 |
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The Wolf, Andre Coutinho and the Pig, Simon Gomez are setting off to Richmond Park for filming. (Holland Park Avenue). Summer 2003 |
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Kary Stewart is using the reflector to bounce the light onto the actors face. This is because the room is too dark. (Notting Dale Reception Area). Summer 2003 |
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Anne Chevalier is getting make-up done. (Notting Dale Technology Centre, Room 1). Summer 2003 |
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Peter Wilson (actor) is waiting for instructions. (Notting Dale Reception Area). Summer 2003 |
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Jenny Grogan, Kieron Shaw & Ian Davies are deciding where to film the next shot for their movie called "The Three Little Pigs". (Richmond Park). Summer 2003 |
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Emerson Mayley & Kary Stewart are setting the white balance on the camcorder. (Notting Dale Reception Area). Summer 2003 |
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Blanche Crowe won the award for best Director and is asking Sacha Bowling lots of questions about how to rig-up a camcorder onto the front of a car. Autumn 2003 |
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Emerson Mayley is being shown the camcorder functions by Sacha Bowling. (Notting Dale Reception Area). Summer 2003 |
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Michael Moore is helping Kary Stewart put on her make-up. (Notting Dale Technology Centre, Room 1). Summer 2003 |
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Blanche Crowe is on the camcorder and Sacha Bowling is assisting Ionie Benjamin in directing the actors. (Freston Road). Summer 2003 |
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Mark Langdale is the producer and is setting up the Twig House for filming, accompanied by the tutor Sacha Bowling. (Richmond Park). Summer 2003 |
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Emerson Mayley is attaching a fisheye lens onto the Canon XM2 camcorder. (Notting Dale Reception Area). Summer 2003 |
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Caroline Lazarus is acting and Emerson Mayley is the sound boom operator on a movie called "Blind Date". (Freston Road). Summer 2003 |
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Kary Stewart is holding the paper so the white balance can be set on the camcorder. (Notting Dale Reception Area). Summer 2003 |
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James Shears is trying to look busy. (Notting Dale Reception Area). Winter 2003 |
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Harps Johal is posing for the camera with a mask on. (Notting Dale Technology Centre, Room 1). Summer 2003 |
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Anne Chevalier is acting as a zombie. (Notting Dale Technology Centre, Room 1). Summer 2003 |
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Harps Johal is trying on a mask for a movie called "The Portal". (Notting Dale Technology Centre, Room 1). Summer 2003 |
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Kary Stewart is being shown the camcorder functions by Sacha Bowling. (Notting Dale Reception Area). Summer 2003 |
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Peter Wilson is relaxing before the next shot. (Notting Dale Reception Area). Summer 2003 |
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The Portal crew are setting up the film equipment for the next scene to be shot. (Westway). Summer 2003 |
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Qing Xu is putting make-up onto Helen Pedersen's face so that she can look like a zombie. (Notting Dale Technology Centre, Room 1). Summer 2003 |
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It's nice to see that Peter Wilson is having fun as he starts acting as a soldier. (Notting Dale Reception Area). Summer 2003 |