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drdoctor
 2009-03-26 18:39:24
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We have received the following update from Rod Brown at Mob Films;
Dear Rob & Terry,
I want to give you and the Discworld fans, many who have written
to me, an update as to our filming plans for Going Postal.
We are planning to commence filming in Budapest at the beginning
of May 2009. The shoot will last 9 weeks, which will take us into
July.
The day-to-day filming schedule will be issued much nearer the
shoot, probably in mid April. This will follow the recces and
planning in Budapest that are currently taking place.
When the schedule is issued, I will advise you of the days we are
planning to shoot crowd scenes.
I should stress that we will have plenty of Hungarian extras to
complete scenes on these crowd days. However, if a limited number
of invited fans are interested to make their own way to Hungary
and accommodate themselves in Budapest, we would be very pleased
to welcome them on set. The current plan is to have one central
Budapest pick up point, and at an allocated time we would pick
them up and transport them to the set.
There are a few notes of caution, which people should bear in mind
if contemplating the trip:
We have to reserve the right not to film the crowd scenes on the
days which are scheduled. To explain; most of the crowd scenes
are filmed outdoors and if the weather is bad, we may not film in
the open on that selected day and we would have to cancel the
crowd scenes to film other scenes inside a studio (weather cover
scenes). However, we would still pick up the fans that have made
the effort to travel and bring them to set for a tour and meet
with the producers, which will probably last about an hour or so,
but we would have to reschedule the scenes to another day.
Once we announce the day when people are welcome to join us in
Budapest, please do not just turn up on spec as access to the set
will be by invitation only. There will only be a limited number
of allocated coach seats and the studios are in the countryside
well outside of Budapest
The other issue that I should point out at this time is that we
are not in a position to guarantee "Premiere screening tickets" to
anyone at present, whether you have joined us on set or not.
As to what you will receive from us in the form of recompense;
everybody who does don a costume and is involved in the filming
will receive the same fee as a Hungarian extra, which is about
25 GBP.
Sorry to throw out some negatives here, but I want people to fully
realise what we can offer to you in Budapest if you are planning
to travel.
We really do appreciate people's support of our filming,
especially on set, where the fans who made the trips to Horsley
Towers and Pinewood were a fantastic addition to the atmosphere of
the movie.
I will supply more information right here as we get nearer to
filming.
Thanks and all best wishes.
Rod Brown - Producer
The Mob Film Company
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