BEHIND THE SCENES
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Setting up the funeral scene.
Here we are setting up a dolly shot with a wide angle lens. The shot begins on the mountains then tracks left to reveal Stratton in a close up...
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Funeral
The resulting shot, one of the first few in the movie, immediately establishes a connection between our main character and the landscape.
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Rehearsing the foreclosure.
I wanted to give Chris ample preparation for the emotionally-loaded foreclosure scene. Though Stratton's father is dead when the film begins...
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Foreclosure
Stratton walks down the hill from his father's funeral brooding on the fate awaiting him.
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Shooting the sheriff stop.
Filming this scene, we were in a race against dwindling light. In the middle of a shot, we suddenly lost multiple f-stops of exposure....
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Pulled Over
A blessing in disguise, the final shot that is now in the film not only worked, but exceeded our expectations.
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Rehearsing the shooting date.
In this scene, Stratton explains to Gracie how to shoot a rifle not knowing that she is a better shot than him. In reality...
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Shooting Date
Stratton does his whole spiel while Gracie listens quietly, feigning the air of an attentive student.



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14 December 11 at 2:19am
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Can't wait to see the full feature! Miss seeing you guys! -Ri
29 December 11 at 12:06pm
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Here's a thought. In a given country, pool all estate taxes for a given year and use that money first to pay off legitimate and provable obligations of all deceased, including the insolvent. In the U.S. we never seem to be able to figure out whether estate taxes are good or bad. This is one use of proceeds that would be easy to defend.
25 January 12 at 3:38am
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Hi guys.. This is all so exciting, both the film and the baby. I'm blessed to be a part of it all and can't wait to see both!!!! If there's anything else I can do, please don't hesitate to ask. xo...Carlita
30 January 12 at 10:28am
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I work with Stephen Smallsalmon and we are excited to see the movie!