| wow, how fitting, final shooting day for a t.v. movie called "in my dreams", this was in Burnaby Central Park. They were actually re-shooting this scene, but had to adapt it for tonight's weather conditions. (dec. 20) |
| A far cry from my visit to the Okanagan this summer. This is from Lang Vineyards in Naramata looking north up the Okanagan towards Peachland. |
| A little early, but looks like a good crop. |
| On the shores of Okanagan Lake just north of Naramata |
| North Naramata Road |
| back south towards Naramata (the point on left), Trout creek (point on right) and Penticton |
| Hanging out with my chicks at my sister and brother in-law's house in Summerland. |
| Oh-Oh, competition! |
| everyone has to have a hobby, this just happens to be my brother-in-law's. |
| It was a very busy in the film industry this year, running from July all the way until Christmas. One of the many units I had to operate, this one was on a t.v. show called Cedar Cove. This truck is for the electrics department, with a portable generator mounted behind the cab. |
| Driving survey bus again for the t.v. show Supernatural, scouting out future locations. This is the arena at U.B.C. |
| and back at Stanley Park in Vancouver looking towards the downtown core. |
| before it got really busy in the film industry, I was working up at Simon Fraser University in Burnaby in their central stores. |
| but it was back to film, and these old trucks. |
| one of the "picture cars" used on Cedar Cove. I got to drive it back to the lot, hard not to hit the lights and siren! |
| The best part of the job, covering the whole lower mainland , this shot is crossing over the Burrard Street bridge into Vancouver |
| going back to the summer, a beautiful time for a parade. |
| in this case the 2013 Vancouver gay pride parade. Everyone needs to see this spectacle at least once. |
| random flowers |
| everyone was into it. |
| I would say this is a commercial float! |
| certainly colorful |
| huge crowds, they estimated over 500,000 |
| lots of vendors |
| too crowded, think I will stay up here on the bridge |
| walking back by Granville Island |
| I got to drive this bus in a commercial for a French T.V. station. |
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| even though it said California, it was the interior they needed for the commercial |
| on action, I drive away with the t.v. host guy, while these midgets chase after the bus. Here is the link. |
| back in Summerland. My son with his dog, Muddy |
| At my sisters's hanging with the ashes of my older sister. |
| Yah, the family cat, (doesn't like me much, lol.!) |
| all over the place, this was for another commercial for some sort of medication, shot in North Vancouver. They had the frame set up for a girl to swing in. |
| Downtown vancouver, let's check the parking signs. |
| I suppose it's allright. |
| Sun Tower in Vancouver |
| In the summertime, I worked on a T.V. show Once Upon a Time in Wonderland. They did a night shoot out on a farm in Langley |
| nice to find this much peace and quiet so close to the city |
| even the deer think so |
| my son and I on a hike in Belcarra park outside of Port Moody |
| hold still! |
| back along on of my biking trails in Burnaby |
| I would too. |
| I got to spend a lot of the summer on a feature filmed called Step Up 5 (I didn't know there was a 1, 2, 3 and 4.) We spent a lot of time in downtown Vancouver on this show. |
| Odd jobs including luggage haul to and from the airports for the actors/dancers in the show. |
| One of our days was filiming in North Burnaby, looking back towards Vancouver |
| the work trucks are all set up on the streets. |
| getting ready for a night shoot downtown |
| cool old hotel where we were shooting. the saying on the front of the building says " unlimted growth increases the divide" |
| moving one of the work trucks, this one is used by the prop department |
| we always seem to go where the trucks are not allowed. (actually, we have to get permission, and there are curfews in place) |
| what a crazy day of shooting high up in the suburbs of West Vancouver. That is a blanket of cloud covering over Vancouver |
| You can see some of the tallest buildings in Vancouver peeking out, including the Shangri-La hotel, Vancouver's tallest building. |
| The clouds shifted all day. |
| You can see Mt. Baker in the distance. |
| The lights on the Lion's Gate bridge are peeking out as well. |
| then back downtown. |
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| This picture car played a prominent role in the movie, belonging to one of the characters in the show. |
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| I hope so. |
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| I spend a lot of time waiting. You start to notice things, like the sun shining on this tree. |
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| Or one of the many film stages at North Shore Studios in North Vancouver. |
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| One of my last projects of the year was work for a t.v. pilot called "the lottery". I was the director's driver, amongst other things. Here we are scouting out locations in gastown in Vancouver. |
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| the tech survey itinerary |
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| one of the scenes was on the docks in North Vancouver looking back towards Vancouver |
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| this was a set on the movie Step Up 5, a real working electricity lab in Surrey. |
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| Once again, things will be great when we are downtown. |
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| church in East Vancouver across from set. |
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| I can assure you, this was not Baltimore |
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| Use your mirrors folks, you never know what you will see. |
| My last few days of the year were on the T.V. movie "In My Dreams". This is in New Westminster looking down towards the Fraser River. |
| and so it went, we ended up in Central Park in Burnaby, that was one long day. |












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