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Patrick Quarshie is pretending to be shot and is diving onto the crash mat so he doesn't hurt himself. (Freston Road). Spring 2004 |
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The Notting Dale film crew are learning from Wayne Harrison how to be a director and work with actors. (Pavilion Car Park), Summer 2004 |
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Hala Hassan is operating the camcorder and Eugenio Santos do Carmo is checking the sound levels. (North Pole Road), Summer 2004 |
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Nadia Petean is enjoying herself on the Camcorder. (Harrow Club). Spring 2004 |
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The film crew are helping Sacha Bowling set-up the CamCrane. (North Pole Road), Summer 2004 |
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Claude Johnson has won the pitch and has the opportunity of getting his movie made called "Highest". He is explaining to the group how the story should be filmed. (Notting Dale Reception Area), Summer 2004 |
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Aminur Rahman is pretending to steal a car and Hala Hassan is on the camcorder. (Pavilion Car Park), Summer 2004 |
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Kimberly Robinson is doing some modeling as the agent for the Notting Dale Video Production poster which will be coming out soon around London. (Harrow Club), Spring 2004 |
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Benjamin Deen-Swaray is doing the clapper board. (North Pole Road), Summer 2004 |
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Claude Johnson is doing some acting. (Station Pub Garden), Summer 2004 |
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Rene Kwowles is the Director and is giving Patrick Quarshie instructions on how he want's the action to be for a film called "Just My Luck" written by Patrick Quarshie. (Cambridge Gardens), Spring 2004 |
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Claude Johnson is waiting to get instructions from the director. (Pavilion Car Park), Summer 2004 |
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Andre Moses has a bright idea and is making a sensible suggestion to the team. (Ion Bar, Ladbroke Grove), Spring 2004 |
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Dionisio Albert Victoria is filming behind the scenes on a movie called "Dead End". (North Pole Road), Summer 2004 |
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Kimberly Robinson is pretending to be falling down a tower block with a blue screen behind her and green screen under her. The reason why you would use green or blue screen is because you can key it out in post-production and place a background plate behind her such as a Photoshop still image or a QuickTime movie, (Harrow Club), Spring 2004 |
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Dennis Larsey is holding a white paper so that Benjamin Deen-Swaray can set the white balance on the camcorder. (North Pole Road), Summer 2004 |
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Claude Johnson is explaining to the group how he visualises his script coming to life on a movie called "Highest". (Notting Dale Studios), Summer 2004 |
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Jayne Norris is the director and camera operator on a movie called "Chain Reaction", written by Jayne Norris. (Notting Dale Technology Centre, Room 1), Spring 2004 |
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Eugenio Santos do Carmo is operating the camcorder. (North Pole Road), Summer 2004 |
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Patrick Quarshie is sitting down so Sacha Bowling can set the framing, aperture and shutter speed on the camera whilst Kimberly Robinson is getting make-up and hair done. (Harrow Club), Spring 2004 |
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Neil Patterson is turning on the camcorder which is attached to the CamCrane's power head. (North Pole Road), Summer 2004 |
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Rene Kwowles is the director and is moving the tripod into a position that he feels happy with. Nadia Petean is on the camcorder and is framing up the next shot. (Maxilla Walk), Spring 2004 |
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Aminur Rahman is doing some acting and is following instructions from Wayne Harrison. (Pavilion Car Park), Summer 2004 |
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Brian Bellot and Delroy Beaton are getting ready to start driving around the streets of West London, filming with the camcorder which is rigged to the dashboard of the car. (Freston Road), Spring 2004 |
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Dionisio Albert Victoria is operating the camcorder. (Pavilion Car Park), Summer 2004 |
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Andre Moses is controlling the sound, Nadia Petean is on the camcorder and Rene Kwowles is directing the scene. (Maxilla Walk), Spring 2004 |
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Claude Johnson is showing the group where he wants the actor to be standing in front of the mirror on a movie called "Highest". (Anselm Road), Summer 2004 |
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Jenny Grogan is doing some acting in a movie called "Chain Reaction", which is written and produced by Jayne Norris. (Notting Dale Technology Centre, Room 1), Spring 2004 |
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The film crew are having a well deserved break before they start filming again . (Pavilion Pub Garden), Summer 2004 |
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Nadia Petean is watching the action from the LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) monitor on the camcorder. (Harrow Club), Spring 2004 |
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Howard Johnson is operating the camcorder and Hala Hassan is the boom operator. (North Pole Road), Summer 2004 |
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Kimberly Robinson is getting her hair done by her mother Claudia Chapman who is a professional make-up artist. (Harrow Club), Spring 2004 |
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Aminur Rahman is doing some acting and is pretending to be on the phone. (North Pole Road), Summer 2004 |
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Patrick Quarshie is watching how Sacha Bowling is setting up the hose reel for the bullet hit shot. (Freston Road), Spring 2004 |
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The video production crew are busy at work setting up the film equipment. (North Pole Road), Summer 2004 |
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Neil Patterson has a chance to operate the CamCrane under the assistance of Sacha Bowling. (North Pole Road), Summer 2004 |
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Claude Johnson is explaining to Wayne Harrison the script so that everybody knows what is going to happen on the day of filming. (Notting Dale Studios), Summer 2004 |
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Patrick Quarshie and Andre Moses are having a laugh and a joke before they start filming. (Cambridge Gardens), Spring 2004 |
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Eugenio Santos do Carmo and Paulo Fernandes are checking the frequency on the receiver and transmitter before they use the radio microphone. (North Pole Road), Summer 2004 |
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Brian Bellot and Delroy Beaton are waiting for instructions from Sacha Bowling. (Freston Road), Spring 2004 |
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Dionisio Albert Victoria and Dennis Larsey are doing their own filming. (North Pole Road), Summer 2004 |
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Patrick Quarshie and Rene Kwowles are waiting for instructions. (Harrow Club), Spring 2004 |
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The Notting Dale film crew are just relaxing after a tough, hard, long, but enjoyable day of filming with Wayne Harrison & Sacha Bowling. (Harrow Club) Spring 2004 |
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The Notting Dale film crew are waiting for Sacha Bowling to set-up the camcorder in very cold temperatures. (Freston Road), Spring 2004 |
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Kimberly Robinson is pretending to be falling down a tower block. The final image will be completed in Adobe Photoshop with a different background applied. (Harrow Club), Spring 2004 |
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Benjamin Deen-Swaray is posing for the camera. (North Pole Road), Summer 2004 |
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Rene Kwowles has been working hard all day as a director, actor, camera operator and sound operator so he's feeling a little thirsty and needs a drink. (Harrow Club), Spring 2004 |
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The film crew are watching the action from a distance. (Pavilion Car Park), Summer 2004 |
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It's nice to see Brian Bellot enjoying himself, playing the role as a bodyguard, especially as it was his first time acting. (Freston Road), Spring 2004 |
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The Notting Dale students are working out how they want to film the action and are blocking out the movements of the actors. (Notting Dale Studios), Summer 2004 |
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Victoria Trudgeon is the boom operator and is posing for the camera. (Caverswall Garage), Summer 2004 |
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Andre Moses is on a break relaxing before he starts filming again. (Harrow Club), Spring 2004 |
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Jorge Moya is putting the weights onto the back of the CamCrane to balance it. (North Pole Road), Summer 2004 |
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Nadia Petean, MazePhilip Pridige and Karen Myres are watching the action. (Freston Road), Spring 2004 |
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Hala Hassan is setting up the tripod. (North Pole Road), Summer 2004 |
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Kimberly Robinson is following instructions from Sacha Bowling on how he wants her to pose for the camera. (Harrow Club), Spring 2004 |
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Patrick Quarshie is getting up from the crash mat after pretending to be shot. (Freston Road), Spring 2004 |
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Claude Johnson and Aminur Rahman are the two main actors in a movie called "Dead End". (Pavilion Car Park), Summer 2004 |
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Claudia Chapman is a professional make-up artist and is doing her daughters hair and make-up for the photo shoot. (Harrow Club), Spring 2004 |
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Sisasenkosi Ncube is enjoying the filming. (North Pole Road), Summer 2004 |
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Patrick Quarshie is doing some acting in a film called "Just My Luck", which is written and produced by Patrick Quarshie. (Cambridge Gardens), Spring 2004 |
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Patrick Quarshie and Andre Moses are posing for the camera. (Cambridge Gardens), Spring 2004 |
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Howard Johnson and Victoria Trudgeon are looking very happy as they pose for the camera. (North Pole Road), Summer 2004 |
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Jenny Grogan is putting the rain cover onto the camcorder so that the fake blood doesn't get into the camcorder and damage it. (Freston Road), Spring 2004 |
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Jayne Norris is checking the sound levels on the camcorder to make sure that it is not too high or low but set to roughly -12db. (Harrow Club), Spring 2004 |
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Aminur Rahman is posing for the camera. (Notting Dale Studios), Summer 2004 |
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Patrick Quarshie is looking a little nervous before he pretends to have fake blood flying from his body. (Freston Road), Spring 2004 |
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Kimberly Robinson is getting ready for the photo shoot with Wayne Harrison & Sacha Bowling. (Harrow Club), Spring 2004 |
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Nadia Petean is framing up the next shot for Rene Kwowles who is the director for this scene. (Cambridge Gardens), Spring 2004 |
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Jenny Grogan is preparing some trousers for Kimberly Robinson who plays the agent in a movie called "The Agent". (Notting Dale Technology Centre, Room 1), Spring 2004 |
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Patrick Quarshie is trying to put on a mean face for the camera. I think he needs a little more practice, if you ask me! (Cambridge Gardens), Spring 2004 |
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The film crew are enjoying themselves and are putting on a brave face in freezing conditions before they start filming. (Freston Road), Spring 2004 |
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Sisasenkosi Ncube is operating the camcorder. (Pavilion Car Park), Summer 2004 |
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Nadia Petean has total control operating the camcorder and is setting the exposure and framing for the next shot. (Cambridge Gardens), Spring 2004 |
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Aminur Rahman is operating the camcorder which has been rigged to a broken door with a magic arm. (Notting Dale Studios), Summer 2004 |
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Nadia Petean and Karen Myres have the responsibility of setting up the camcorder correctly. (Freston Road), Spring 2004 |
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Hala Hassan is in the back of the car operating the camcorder and Sacha Bowling is explaining to her what to do. (Caverswall Garage), Summer 2004 |
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The film crew have set up the lights and camcorders for filming a movie called "Just My Luck" which is written and produced by Patrick Quarshie. Rene Kwowles and Patrick Quarshie are just rehearsing before they start filming. (Harrow Club), Spring 2004 |
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Kimberly Robinson is posing for the camera on a photo shoot with blue and green screen around her which will be removed later. (Harrow Club), Spring 2004 |
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Hala Hassan has the responsibility of pushing the dolly which has the camcorder and tripod attached to it, securely tied down with a ratchet strap. (North Pole Road), Summer 2004 |
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Jayne Norris is setting up the framing on the camcorder for the next shot. (Harrow Club), Spring 2004 |
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Patrick Quarshie is waiting for instructions from Sacha Bowling. (Freston Road), Spring 2004 |
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Aminur Rahman is showing off his fake money. (Pavilion Car Park), Summer 2004 |
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Patrick Quarshie is pretending that he has been shot and is diving onto the crash mat for safety purposes. (Freston Road), Spring 2004 |
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Jorge Moya is one of the main actors in a movie called "Highest". He is working out with the rest of the group where the best position is for him to stand on the day of filming. (Anselm Road), Summer 2004 |
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Neil Patterson is doing some acting as a mechanic man on a movie called "Dead End". (Notting Dale Studios), Summer 2004 |
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Delroy Beaton is getting instructions on what he must do and say for the shot of the bodyguards driving through the streets of West London. (Freston Road), Spring 2004 |
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Howard Johnson is posing for the camera. (North Pole Road), Summer 2004 |
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Nadia Petean and Rene Kwowles have packed away the equipment and are starting to move onto the next location. (Ion Bar, Ladbroke Grove High Street), Spring 2004 |
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Victoria Trudgeon and Hala Hassan are relaxing. (Harrow Club), Summer 2004 |
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Everybody is putting on a brave face in freezing temperatures. (Freston Road), Spring 2004 |
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Howard Johnson is helping Sisasenkosi Ncube operate the camcorder. (North Pole Road), Summer 2004 |
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Jayne Norris is taking a well deserved break from the camcorder after working very hard on the film project. (Harrow Club), Spring 2004 |
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Neil Patterson has been working very hard all day acting and has decided to get some sleep whilst the film crew are setting up the CamCrane. (Harrow Club), Summer 2004 |
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Delroy Beaton has kindly allowed us to use his car for an action shot of the bodyguards chasing the agent through the streets of West London. (Freston Road), Spring 2004 |
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Patrick Quarshie is doing some acting in a film called "Just My Luck" and is pretending to be committing a robbery. (Harrow Club), Spring 2004 |
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Eugenio Santos do Carmo is helping Hala Hassan set-up the camcorder. (North Pole Road), Summer 2004 |
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Aminur Rahman is listening to Wayne Harrison who is directing and showing him what kind of performance he wants. (North Pole Road), Summer 2004 |
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Kimberly Robinson is posing for the camera on a photo shoot. (Harrow Club), Spring 2004 |
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Aminur Rahman is acting and getting instruction from Wayne Harrison on what to do. (Pavilion Car Park), Summer 2004 |
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Brian Bellot is holding the boom microphone so that Sacha Bowling can rig it inside the car. (Freston Road), Spring 2004 |