Our area has become a draw for movies of the Hallmark type. It seems that there are one or two productions per year.
Back in February, I posted here that Mel Gibson was in town . The movie, Fatman. "is scheduled to be released in the United States in select theaters on November 13, 2020." (Wikipedia)
There is now another movie being filmed, and on Friday, Sue got a message from a friend that we should go by a certain house and take pictures, for it had been done up with snow.
Trucks and cars lined the street.
Even the yard at the side was decorated.
I squeezed between vehicles to get a shot of the whole house. I was so close that I had to take two shots to merge together later.
I had to explain. Really.why isn't there snow on the roofs???Shoot me nowWTF? I am not sure where Hawthorne Street is, but I didn’t get snow in my corner of town. Did it happen anywhere else?
Anyway ... they did ask me if I was the photographer, which, of course, I wasn't. Then they simply asked me not to take pictures of the cast when they came out. Well, it was raining, and I wasn't about to hang around, so that was no problem.
That evening, there was quite a remarkable sunset. Sue took this with her phone from the bedroom as it was beginning to fade.
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That's funny about the snow in the rain. And yes, that last picture is stunningly beautiful! :-)
The real sunset was pretty...and the snowy house did look strange that they didn't bother with the roof of th porch. I guess Sue caught you through the car window! Cute. Next we know, you'll be in the movies!
That is pretty neat. I knew Canada was a popular site for locations the last few years. Your area must be quite picturesque and sets a good mood.
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Beautiful shots! As you know, Hawaii draws many movie producers too. Lots of movies shot in Hawaii. But, of course, no artificial snow. Haha
It always looks like fake snow in those Hallmark movies. Now there’s proof!
That last photo is stunning! The fake snow in movies is so very obvious to me, but probably required in those Hallmark Xmas films. (which I don't watch) Now I'm wondering if there are any of those types of movies filmed in hot places like Arizona. Probably not the same ambiance. That's cool that many movies are filmed there; you must have scenic houses and scenery in your beautiful corner of Canada! When my older daughter lived on the Upper West Side of NYC, there was often filming around her, mostly of Law and Order: SVU.
Are you the photographer? What did they think you were?
Your town has been in the news for many things, lately!
Looks like you've got some miserable rainy weather.
The snow in the rain is just funny.
Stunning sunset!!
So... Is it real snow that they just made somehow, or fake fake snow of some other material because if it's fake real snow, wouldn't it just melt really quickly? If it's fake fake snow, what could they make it with?
A stunning final shot.
I'm definitely assuming that film must be one of the Hallmark Christmas movies, the sort that pretty much has one single plot.
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