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Bridgestone Narrative Feature Competition | 2015 | Kimberly
Best Narrative Feature | 2015 | Kimberly
Best Film | 2015 | Kimberly
Best Narrative Feature | 2014 | Kimberly
Many of the cast and crew have worked on countless other projects over the years. Therefore, while sitting in the holding zones for actors that were not needed for the active scene being shot; it seemed very much like a reunion. This passed the time much easier than working with complete strangers. As most of the actors were from Louisville and it was about a 90-minute drive to Eminence, Kentucky; the cast and crew were grateful to see old friends.
This film did not have a big budget, therefore, the actors were asked to have at least five possible selections of clothes for various scenes. The wardrobe team would assist all of the actors getting what was the best match for each scene to the theme of the location and shot. This last minute selection helped avoid conflicting patters, avoiding using logos, or other possible problems.
The film had changed its working titles a couple of times and that meant that a bit of confusion took place when notes were sent out to the actors. The final name of the film was not the various working titles and while there are always reasons to change the titles; when the film was finally released, no one connected with the final name.
A real challenge for the extras and supporting actors was that almost no one knew what was happening in the story or how the movie was progressing for the cast's mood to continue that theme. It is vital that new directors are always educating the cast and crew because they can involve completely different people at each location on each day.
