By Craig VanDerSchaegen
Posted Wednesday, February 24, 2010
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Ryan Kiser's face on the back of a Canon 7D, the camera of choice for Potpourri.
Writer/Director Elliot Diviney (center) reviews footage. (Film: Potpourri)
A severed arm rests on the makeup table on the set of Potpourri.
Gerold Hoffman waits patiently as the other zombies get into makeup. (Film: Potpourri)
Director of Photography, Chris Hadland, sets up a shot.(Film: Potpourri)
Elliot Diviney and Chris Hadland capture handheld footage as zombies storm the hallway.(Film: Potpourri)
Ryan Schaddelee applies makeup to actress, Megan Murphy.(Film: Potpourri)
Megan Murphy in her fresh makeup by Ryan Schaddelee.(Film: Potpourri)
Mohannad Ghawanmeh, Dan Tanz and Jeremy Wilker prepare to record a voice track for TRIUMPH67.
Jeremy Wilker and Dan Tanz work with Mohannad Ghawanmeh on line readings. (Film: TRIUMPH67)
TRIUMPH67 producers map out their post-production goals.
Jeremy Wilker steps away from his editing station. (Film: TRIUMPH67)
The crew of The Curse of Yig has their first production meeting at Chiang Mai Thai.
Actress Amy Schweickhardt and Director Paul von Stoetzel endure the cold of night on the set of The Curse of Yig.
Sound designer, Eli Stone, is dressed for a long night in the cold. (Film: The Curse of Yig)
Tim Uren stands in the cold as he prepares for his scene. (Film: The Curse of Yig)
Amy Schweickhardt arrives on set in makeup. (Film: The Curse of Yig)
Amy Schweickhardt puts in a contact lens with the help of special effects artist, Nate Courteau. (Film: The Curse of Yig)
The Curse of Yig crew shoots a scene in the basement of the Bottling House in NE Minneapolis.
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Craig VanDerSchaegen is a Minneapolis-based photographer with a studio in the Casket Arts Building. While his studio work is focused on portraits and headshots, he also enjoys travel, event, and documentary photography. In addition, Craig is a freelance web developer, most notably for Minnesota Fringe as their Online Services Director.
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Excellent Pics
I saw this link on www.restraininghollywood.com
The pics are fabulous from this article. I can't wait to see Potpourri!