A short two week break, and it was right back it. It's busier in the film industry in Vancouver than ever, with no end in sight. and what a place to start the new year, on the set of Bates Motel, and the iconic Pyscho house, rebuilt out on 272 ave. in Aldergrove |
A nice little surprise Monday morning up in the west side of Vancouver just off of Granville. |
early enough, hard to get back into work mode so soon after the holidays |
very cool, filming today was at Hycroft Manor, just off of Granville and 16th ave. Said to be one of the most haunted homes in Vancouver click on this link for more info. It is now home to the University Woman's club of Vancouver. |
another long day in the film industry, it was a long day that turned into night. |
Tuesday looked very promising as a rainbow was over our shooting location at............. |
The city of Burnaby city hall. |
I live in Burnaby, but had no idea who it was named after until I saw this plaque at city hall. |
and into the night again.... |
Wednesday we were filming at Schneider electric in Burnaby, which, on the day, is actually the.... |
the All Saints Hospital in Portland, Oregon |
there's the proof right there, (actually these come from 911 film cars in New Westminster) |
One of duties today was moving these trucks back to the studio in Vancouver. |
now the studio in Vancouver was impressive enough, here is the front foyer of the Norma Bates house, the detail is amazing. |
at the studio, on the outside of the Bates house. |
on the inside, the attention to detail |
even the front porch is so real looking. |
and an hour's drive away is the Bates Motel |
where the Norma Bates love interest, the sheriff of White Pine Bay County, has come to visit..... |
I can't get over how this place stands out |
at the end of the week we dropped off some equipment at Minaty Bay by Squamish. What a gorgeous view of Howe sound on the way back to Vancouver |
On Friday I was on "the Flash", a very popular action hero series now in it's second season. |
on the net this week, I would like to think, as a professional driver, and a Teamster, I would not get myself into this situation, holy moly! |
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