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| Setting up a shot for Gold Creek |
At 7am on March 30, Gold Creek wrapped principal photography. Keeping a schedule of 16 hour work days (allowing only 8 hours for travel, sleep, breakfast, et cetera) for 13 straight days is exhausting. I am not sad for this project to be over, although I am glad to have had the experience. How often do you get the chance to make a western/horror/bigfoot/period piece movie? Yeah.. I'm pretty sure we just invented a brand new sub-genre.
Living and breathing a character for nearly all my waking hours for two solid weeks really allowed me to dive deep into the character, her world, and her relationships. As an actor I have learned a lot and increased my ability to create depth that the camera can pick up.
There happens to be quite a few talented musicians on this set including Danbert Nobacon from the band Chumbawamba ("I get knocked down, but I get up again, no body gonna keep me down!")
Other musicians include Terry Hardesty, a songwriter and long time friend of country music legend Merle Haggard.
Here are some more photos from the shoot:
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| Me in the trailer between scenes with Sali/Sarah's gun and hat |
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| Horses just hanging out |
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| Authentic 1890's wooden wheel wagon I rode on for some shots |
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| Horses like to watch other horses do stuff |
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| "Kit" and "White Deer" riding - Ignore the telephone pole :) |
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| Danbert Nobacon and me |
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| Danbert/Danny getting "killed" |
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