Back to business! Now to find the transport office in the new offices of the Good Doctor, Season 2, at the Bridge Studios in Burnaby. |
random, mallard mom with her brood near the golf course, shot |
After hitting a bucket of balls at the driving range, junior took me out for a father's day beer and a meal. |
The suns sets on the longest day of the year. |
Today I had special mission. I had to go to the Signature Flight Support at the east terminal at Vancouver International Airport |
It was cool to be that close to the tarmac and watch the aircraft taking off. |
I got to go out on the tarmac and pick-up the Bacardi (yes, that Bacardi) family at their private jet. |
We first headed to St. George's private school in Vancouver where they were filming the movie 2 Hearts, based on a true story that includes Jorge and Leslie Bacardi, the people I picked up yesterday. The movie is based on a novel by Eric Gregory about his son, called All My Tomorrows. |
Later in the day we were filming at the Jericho Sailing Club. What a view of Vancouver! |
The following day we were filming inside the Tradex building in Abbotsford. Handy parking close to set, haha. |
Later in the afternoon we were out the tarmac at the Abbotsford airport..... |
…..where they were filming a scene of when the Bacardis' first met. |
…. on the sidelines, a retired Canadian Armed Forces plane. |
They interviewed Jorge and Leslie out on the tarmac. |
One of the cameras was shooting from this high vantage point. |
Another retired aircraft. It was an honour to drive the Bacardis around for 4 days. Part of the story is the lung transplant Jorge received 10 years ago from a 19 year old man named Chris Gregory. |
Its official! Season 2 has started. I took the first day film drives to the post drop-off. |
My sister called me to let me know Dr. Melendez (Nicholas Gonzalez) was on the 100,000 dollar pyramid game show! |
Ha!, and so was Dr. Glassman! (Richard Schiff) |
The view looking north on Burnaby from our new transport office, not too shabby. |
We had some very hot weather a couple of weeks ago. The only shade I could find on the lot was under the sky-train station. |
It's been awhile since I've been thrown into a "cable truck". Thank goodness I only had to drive it from one end of the lot to the other. |
Incredible! Back at the art department they were busy making a brain for the show on this 3-D printer. |
Our first day of filming was in stage 4 at the Bridge Studios. |
Jim and I hanging out at circus, waiting to drive cast to set. |
A couple of blocks away there was this shiny Bentley parked by a dealership. |
Around the corner from set was Fisherman's Wharf on False Creek. |
… and as usual, day turned into night..... |
On the way to set on Friday, I noticed that every time that truck stopped at a light, a bunch of seagulls would land on it and try to get into it. Something fishy going on there. |
We had so many crew and extras Friday night, our caterers, Rain City Catering, brought in a third truck to help with the preparation. I have never seen that before. |
Now, the part I never get used to, the "Fraturday." Going to work while it is light and coming home the next morning when it is light again is a hard row to hoe. |
Learned something new this week, how to say the days of the week in Japanese! |
From the web:
Yup, that describes me all right.
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guilty as charged |
Haha, that was awesome! |
Oh ya. |
Dare to dream, Arnold. (stolen from an old Kokanee beer commercial) |
a little cuteness...... |
That is one proud lizard |
Youch! |
Omg, why did I not think of this! |
or this??? |
I'm sorry, but this looks like something Eddie Munster should be driving. |
That is just tragic, in my opinion |
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