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| You know how the credits roll for about 10 minutes at the end of a movie? Well, all of those people use lots of equipment, even when they're shooting on location. Was walking in the Village one night recently and there were film trucks lined up for blocks. At the end of the line was this one, the wardrobe truck. [It's Ruby Tuesday—to see more, go here.] |
Tuesday, November 13, 2012
New York at Night 18
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I almost always read the credits if I like the film. Seems like the info I want is always at the end, though, just like this truck!
ReplyDeleteI'd be very excited if I saw something like this in action! I'd try to be cool, but I suspect I'd fail.
ReplyDeleteGreat capture.
ReplyDeleteMy Ruby.
Well how interesting!
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Fascinating photo!
ReplyDeleteSame color scheme as yesterday.
ReplyDeleteI noticed a row of trucks like that at UCLA some time ago and followed those wrist-thick black cables to a passage between buildings.
“Here, at the most intensely white-lit spot, they are setting up a trap to capture all of the light waves within the specific confines of a delineated perimeter. The light-shadow phantoms of the actors walking into this searingly bright trap will be held in a kind of enclosure or force field, completely separate and isolated from the normal flow of existence in the darkness outside and surrounding it: Like some god is reaching with her eternal hands through the fabric of space/time and seizing this caged scene to gaze at it at will whenever it pleases her throughout the coming ages.”