20 people will start the site construction on Monday 15 February at
8.30am at North Hagley Park. 3 trucks from Bunnings will bring the
film set in. Vehicles will come with many trailer loads of stuff from
other parts of the city.
Everyone has been split into different teams for the 3 weeks build
until filming begins.
Team leaders are
Ryan Young - Landscaping
Sasha Shamilov - Lighting and Electrical
Grant Campbell - Construction
Helen Braithwaite - Front of House
Ian Orchard - Science Communication
Tracy Peters - Support
You can see what team you are on at
http://www.bushtellystudio.org.nz/production/2010-ellerslie/production-plan.html
The film schedule has been updated
http://www.bushtellystudio.org.nz/production/2010-ellerslie/film-schedule.html
And this weeks reminders and tasks ...
Please check you are listed in the crew credits correctly
http://www.bushtellystudio.org.nz/production/2010-ellerslie/crew.html
We need:
- loads of clean baked bean cans to mix paint in
- some muntted rabbit and possum skins to hang on a farm fence
- tatty looking stags head to go on outside of hut
- animal poo ( horse, cow, sheep, goat, rabbit)
Contact Tracy if you can help 027-2105-800
If you want your own Bush Telly Crew T shirt to keep, please supply a
black T shirt and $15 and Tracy will get it printed for you.
Tracy's cell is 027-2105-800
Would someone like to host and organise the post Ellerslie wrap party
to thank all the people who helped maybe for weekend of 26-28 March.
It could be a BBQ with a wet weather backup.
And progress this week ...
Set construction at Bunnings was completed last night. There was a
chocky cake for the night fill crew to celebrate. There is still odd
bits to do like scavange and stockpile demo timber.
Asheber Dereje has kindly agreed to record voice overs for the filmed
programmes.
A load of working lab equipment has been received from Canterbury
University and has been put in storage for use later in the year.
Initial discussions are underway about future programmes that could be
made based on research being undertaken by scientists at the School of
Biological Sciences.