... Action?
Whilst having a real location that you can shoot inside and out is beneficial to the film, sometimes the quiet confines of a sound stage where one can control every aspect of the production can be good too ...
We were very lucky to have the Little Ale'Inn to shoot in and even luckier to have found local actors such as Betty Miller to play the parts of the bar keep and the town of Rachel's fictional inhabitants.
We were also lucky that the bar was empty enough to shoot in and that we could record sound there... most of the time.
As the scene came at the end of the day, on what had been a long day's shooting, both the actors and crew were eager to get the shots and hit the hay.
Safe to say it took a little longer than expected and we didn't get to sleep until the early hours but hey, that's the film business for you and when all was said and done, we had a great looking scene with brilliant actors in a unique setting.
And you can't ask for much more than that.
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