One of the perks of my film industry job is some of the places I get to go to. Today, I was day calling on the t.v. show "the Flash", working for the set decorating department. I had to pick up some crab traps for one of the sets from the False Creek Harbour authority. What a view! |
I had it all today. This piece of machinery was being sent to the Flash paint shop to be re-painted for a different set. |
This was a set from a previous Flash episode, and was in the process of being wrapped. |
More shots from False Creek |
As the day continued, it got even more interesting. I actually filled the truck up with dead plants for the grow-up set. The nursery I went to was more than happy to get rid of them. |
Having to get used to the Vancouver traffic snarls again. |
Inside one of the stages at Vancouver Film Studios. This part of a set for "the Flash". |
Later in the week I was at the Irving K. Barber Learning Centre at the University of British Columbia. (We were scouting out locations for a new series.) |
Across the way at UBC was the Ladner Clock Tower |
The studio for the new series, "the Magicians". (kind of a modern day Harry Potter, based on a trilogy of books by Lev Grossman). The sets are being built for the shows first season. |
And our transport department is assembling the fleet of vehicles needed for the show's run. |
Including this 7 passenger Town and Country van which I will be using as one of the cast drivers. |
Let's see how many kilometres I rack up in the next 4 1/2 months. |
The window sticker, here we go again. |
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