Chapter 1038： filming accident
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The filming of "Little Sunshine" kicked off with a left-to-right collision. After the second day's conflict, the subsequent filming became regular, and it took only five days to shoot before and after the scene in Albuquerque. Finish. ^//^ Abigail Branslin, a nine-year-old girl, performed much better than expected. Although she performed in her true colors, her eyes and expressions were very vivid, and her mastery of the camera lens was very sophisticated. , not to mention her professional attitude towards acting. In Evan Bell's view, she is a natural actor, much better than when he was filming "Death Illusion".
After filming in Albuquerque, the entire crew has to embark on their road trip, like the Hoovers in the movie. One of the reasons why Michael Armt and Focus Pictures didn't get together at the time was because Focus Pictures wanted to move the road trip to Canada to shoot, because it would be more cost-effective. But road trips are the most important part of "Little Miss Sunshine", and Michael Armitt wants to present the scenes in the script as they are. Now, Evan Bell intends to fulfill Michael Armt's wish, and the entire crew travels together on a road trip, which is also one of the memories worth remembering.
From Albuquerque, New Mexico, take Interstate 40, through Arizona, all the way to Redondo Beach in Los Angeles, California, a total of 810 miles (1,300 kilometers), If you rush all the way, it will take about thirteen hours. This section of the road is not unfamiliar to Evan Bell, because Interstate 40 runs from Wilmington, North Carolina in the east to Los Angeles, California in the west. over this journey. However, this time the "Little Miss Sunshine" crew was on a road trip, but Evan Bell couldn't focus on "travel", he had to focus more on the movie.
At this time, Evan Bell carried the camera and sat in the yellow classic car. Shoot inside the car. This is a Volkswagen t2 minibus. There is enough space in the car, and it is not too crowded, but it is because the six people in the car have to be photographed with different looks. It takes multiple sets of lenses to complete, so shooting becomes tedious. However, this is not difficult, in Evan Bell's view, it is a bit similar to shooting a music video, using different perspectives to illustrate the same scene, and then use neat editing to tie the whole plot together. so. Evan Bell took the place of the cameraman and went into the car himself to grasp the footage.
In this old-fashioned car, the space is not spacious, and the air-conditioning is not strong enough. Sitting in it, you feel like you are squatting in a steamer. The direct sunlight is a natural flame, which directly heats the classic car. Fortunately. There were only six people sitting in the car, which was not too much, otherwise it would be a pain. but. At this time, Evan Bell was still very tormented. He was a big man of 6.3 feet, curled up behind the passenger seat, crouched in the corner near the sliding door, carrying a camera weighing several kilograms, sweating profusely shot the screen.
"Alan, very good, just now this paragraph is very good, now, I need to shoot from a different angle." Evan Bell stood up. The green t-shirt was completely soaked, and he said in the direction of Steve Carell, "Come on, you and Abby sit out a little bit, I need to kneel at this angle."
The current position in the car is like this, with Grandpa and Dwayne sitting in the last row. In the middle row are Frank and Oliver, Richard is driving, and Cher is sitting in the passenger seat. In the next scene, Grandpa gave Dwayne an ideological education, so Evan Bell needed to shoot from Dwayne's point of view and include Grandpa in the shot, so Frank's position was the most suitable.
Evan Bell has a walkie-talkie on his waist, which is a tool used to communicate with the staff outside the car, but because the driver part is not filmed in this scene now, the crew is driving. Evan Bell turned back directly and said, "Jay, turn at the next intersection and go back to the starting point."
Because the changes in the scenery on the interstate highway are still relatively obvious, Evan Bell calculated the distance and time, and shot section by section. For example, in the three-minute scene just now being filmed, a section of the road is stipulated, and the crew's car will repeatedly drive back and forth on this section of the road, and then the actors will be shot in separate shots. This maximizes the continuity of the shot.
Evan Bell stood up, but because he squatted for too long, his feet were numb, and the whole person hit the roof of the car directly. Although it was the top of the sea, there was still a muffled sound. Before the passengers in the car could react, the car suddenly braked suddenly, Evan Bell leaned back, and then fell sharply forward.
At this time, Evan Bell was carrying the camera on his body, and his feet were not obeying, so he fell directly on Abigail Branslin's body. But Evan Bell didn't have the heart to investigate what happened. He just knew that there was an accident, and his body didn't have time to react. He saw Abigail Branslin's big blue eyes looking at him in shock. Own. Evan Bell tilted his center of gravity to the side and narrowly fell from Abigail Branslin's side.
With a "bang", Evan Bell only felt a violent impact from his left shoulder, and then he rolled out to the side, hitting the door hard, and the camera in his hand also hit his right hand. Pain is happening, and Evan Bell can't tell where it hurts more. At this point, the car finally stopped, but Evan Bell still slammed his head into the door because of inertia.
"Ow..." The passengers in the car couldn't help but hurt when they saw Evan Bell in such a miserable state. In fact, everyone didn't look much better. Alan Arkin slammed into the seat in front of him. If he hadn't slumped on the back of Abigail Branslin's chair, he would have also fall. The others were also staggered. Abigail Branslin was held in his arms by Steve Carell, with a terrified look on his face.
Evan Bell's whole face was wrinkled, he only felt that his head, shoulders, hands and feet seemed to be bumped, and the throbbing pain made his nerves tense. "Jie, what's wrong? Are you all right?" Evan Bell didn't even bother to see where he was injured. As a producer, it was his responsibility to be responsible for the safety of the crew, so he had to ask about the overall situation of the crew first.
The one who is driving now is Jay Johansson, a staff member of the props team. He hurriedly said, "It's alright, it's alright. Someone braked suddenly, but luckily there was no collision."
Evan Bell couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief. Fortunately, there was no accident. If there was an injury, it would be troublesome, or if the car crashed, it is estimated that it would be troublesome. But Abigail Braslin's tender voice said worriedly, "Evan, are you okay? You're bleeding..."
"Oh, God, Evan, are you okay?" Steve Carell also saw Evan Bell's wound. At this time, Evan Bell's condition was really terrifying, with a large blood stain on his forehead. If it weren't for the blood flowing down, it would almost make people think it was a big hole in the head.
"What? Evan! Are you injured?" Jay Johansson in the driver's seat immediately exploded. Evan Bell was injured. This is definitely not a trivial matter. The question of whether Teddy Bell will explode or not, and if Evan Bell himself is injured, this is a terrifying thing.
"I'm fine, I'm fine." Evan Bell touched his stinging forehead, his hands were immediately wet, and when he took it down, it was a pool of blood. It seems that when he hit the door panel just now, his head was scratched, because Evan Bell only felt a burning pain in his head, and there was no concussion such as blurred vision and nausea, so it was estimated that it was fine.
Although Evan Bell said it was fine, Jay Johansson looked back anxiously as if he had been wound up, only to see the blood stains on Evan Bell's side, and he picked up the walkie-talkie in a panic. , "Oh God, Evan is hurt, Evan is hurt..."
Evan Bell saw that Jay Johansson was so nervous, and he was quite powerless. It is estimated that the crew will be fried.
Evan Bell first looked at the camera that fell on the ground. Fortunately, the height of the classic car is not high, so when the camera fell, the acceleration of gravity was not large, and his right hand was used as a meat pad, so Did not break. Then Evan Bell looked at the wounds on his body. There were several bruises on his feet and hands. The most obvious one was his head It was also on his forehead, which made it difficult for anyone to see it. Feeling terrifying, which made Evan Bell very helpless.
Evan Bell sat up, "Is everyone okay?" He turned his head and asked. As a result, I only got a helpless answer from Paul Dano, "I think the only thing that's going on is you." Evan Bell just stood up just now, and the timing was unfortunate, so he became the only injured person.
After confirming that everyone was fine, Evan Bell waved his hand, "I said, I'm fine." Then he planned to open the car door to see what was going on. Just now, Jay Johansson said that there was no collision, but the front Why did the people brake suddenly, I don't know if there was an accident.
But before Evan Bell had time to open the door, there was a major momentum pulling the door open. Fortunately, Evan Bell was very responsive and quickly pulled his hand away, otherwise it would be bruised if he was caught. Then Evan Bell only had time to see the sun, and was immediately overwhelmed by a group of people, the sun disappeared suddenly, leaving only a shadow, "Evan, Evan, are you okay?" A worried face suddenly appeared Filled Evan Bell's sight.
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The filming of "Little Sunshine" kicked off with a left-to-right collision. After the second day's conflict, the subsequent filming became regular, and it took only five days to shoot before and after the scene in Albuquerque. Finish. ^//^ Abigail Branslin, a nine-year-old girl, performed much better than expected. Although she performed in her true colors, her eyes and expressions were very vivid, and her mastery of the camera lens was very sophisticated. , not to mention her professional attitude towards acting. In Evan Bell's view, she is a natural actor, much better than when he was filming "Death Illusion".
After filming in Albuquerque, the entire crew has to embark on their road trip, like the Hoovers in the movie. One of the reasons why Michael Armt and Focus Pictures didn't get together at the time was because Focus Pictures wanted to move the road trip to Canada to shoot, because it would be more cost-effective. But road trips are the most important part of "Little Miss Sunshine", and Michael Armitt wants to present the scenes in the script as they are. Now, Evan Bell intends to fulfill Michael Armt's wish, and the entire crew travels together on a road trip, which is also one of the memories worth remembering.
From Albuquerque, New Mexico, take Interstate 40, through Arizona, all the way to Redondo Beach in Los Angeles, California, a total of 810 miles (1,300 kilometers), If you rush all the way, it will take about thirteen hours. This section of the road is not unfamiliar to Evan Bell, because Interstate 40 runs from Wilmington, North Carolina in the east to Los Angeles, California in the west. over this journey. However, this time the "Little Miss Sunshine" crew was on a road trip, but Evan Bell couldn't focus on "travel", he had to focus more on the movie.
At this time, Evan Bell carried the camera and sat in the yellow classic car. Shoot inside the car. This is a Volkswagen t2 minibus. There is enough space in the car, and it is not too crowded, but it is because the six people in the car have to be photographed with different looks. It takes multiple sets of lenses to complete, so shooting becomes tedious. However, this is not difficult, in Evan Bell's view, it is a bit similar to shooting a music video, using different perspectives to illustrate the same scene, and then use neat editing to tie the whole plot together. so. Evan Bell took the place of the cameraman and went into the car himself to grasp the footage.
In this old-fashioned car, the space is not spacious, and the air-conditioning is not strong enough. Sitting in it, you feel like you are squatting in a steamer. The direct sunlight is a natural flame, which directly heats the classic car. Fortunately. There were only six people sitting in the car, which was not too much, otherwise it would be a pain. but. At this time, Evan Bell was still very tormented. He was a big man of 6.3 feet, curled up behind the passenger seat, crouched in the corner near the sliding door, carrying a camera weighing several kilograms, sweating profusely shot the screen.
"Alan, very good, just now this paragraph is very good, now, I need to shoot from a different angle." Evan Bell stood up. The green t-shirt was completely soaked, and he said in the direction of Steve Carell, "Come on, you and Abby sit out a little bit, I need to kneel at this angle."
The current position in the car is like this, with Grandpa and Dwayne sitting in the last row. In the middle row are Frank and Oliver, Richard is driving, and Cher is sitting in the passenger seat. In the next scene, Grandpa gave Dwayne an ideological education, so Evan Bell needed to shoot from Dwayne's point of view and include Grandpa in the shot, so Frank's position was the most suitable.
Evan Bell has a walkie-talkie on his waist, which is a tool used to communicate with the staff outside the car, but because the driver part is not filmed in this scene now, the crew is driving. Evan Bell turned back directly and said, "Jay, turn at the next intersection and go back to the starting point."
Because the changes in the scenery on the interstate highway are still relatively obvious, Evan Bell calculated the distance and time, and shot section by section. For example, in the three-minute scene just now being filmed, a section of the road is stipulated, and the crew's car will repeatedly drive back and forth on this section of the road, and then the actors will be shot in separate shots. This maximizes the continuity of the shot.
Evan Bell stood up, but because he squatted for too long, his feet were numb, and the whole person hit the roof of the car directly. Although it was the top of the sea, there was still a muffled sound. Before the passengers in the car could react, the car suddenly braked suddenly, Evan Bell leaned back, and then fell sharply forward.
At this time, Evan Bell was carrying the camera on his body, and his feet were not obeying, so he fell directly on Abigail Branslin's body. But Evan Bell didn't have the heart to investigate what happened. He just knew that there was an accident, and his body didn't have time to react. He saw Abigail Branslin's big blue eyes looking at him in shock. Own. Evan Bell tilted his center of gravity to the side and narrowly fell from Abigail Branslin's side.
With a "bang", Evan Bell only felt a violent impact from his left shoulder, and then he rolled out to the side, hitting the door hard, and the camera in his hand also hit his right hand. Pain is happening, and Evan Bell can't tell where it hurts more. At this point, the car finally stopped, but Evan Bell still slammed his head into the door because of inertia.
"Ow..." The passengers in the car couldn't help but hurt when they saw Evan Bell in such a miserable state. In fact, everyone didn't look much better. Alan Arkin slammed into the seat in front of him. If he hadn't slumped on the back of Abigail Branslin's chair, he would have also fall. The others were also staggered. Abigail Branslin was held in his arms by Steve Carell, with a terrified look on his face.
Evan Bell's whole face was wrinkled, he only felt that his head, shoulders, hands and feet seemed to be bumped, and the throbbing pain made his nerves tense. "Jie, what's wrong? Are you all right?" Evan Bell didn't even bother to see where he was injured. As a producer, it was his responsibility to be responsible for the safety of the crew, so he had to ask about the overall situation of the crew first.
The one who is driving now is Jay Johansson, a staff member of the props team. He hurriedly said, "It's alright, it's alright. Someone braked suddenly, but luckily there was no collision."
Evan Bell couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief. Fortunately, there was no accident. If there was an injury, it would be troublesome, or if the car crashed, it is estimated that it would be troublesome. But Abigail Braslin's tender voice said worriedly, "Evan, are you okay? You're bleeding..."
"Oh, God, Evan, are you okay?" Steve Carell also saw Evan Bell's wound. At this time, Evan Bell's condition was really terrifying, with a large blood stain on his forehead. If it weren't for the blood flowing down, it would almost make people think it was a big hole in the head.
"What? Evan! Are you injured?" Jay Johansson in the driver's seat immediately exploded. Evan Bell was injured. This is definitely not a trivial matter. The question of whether Teddy Bell will explode or not, and if Evan Bell himself is injured, this is a terrifying thing.
"I'm fine, I'm fine." Evan Bell touched his stinging forehead, his hands were immediately wet, and when he took it down, it was a pool of blood. It seems that when he hit the door panel just now, his head was scratched, because Evan Bell only felt a burning pain in his head, and there was no concussion such as blurred vision and nausea, so it was estimated that it was fine.
Although Evan Bell said it was fine, Jay Johansson looked back anxiously as if he had been wound up, only to see the blood stains on Evan Bell's side, and he picked up the walkie-talkie in a panic. , "Oh God, Evan is hurt, Evan is hurt..."
Evan Bell saw that Jay Johansson was so nervous, and he was quite powerless. It is estimated that the crew will be fried.
Evan Bell first looked at the camera that fell on the ground. Fortunately, the height of the classic car is not high, so when the camera fell, the acceleration of gravity was not large, and his right hand was used as a meat pad, so Did not break. Then Evan Bell looked at the wounds on his body. There were several bruises on his feet and hands. The most obvious one was his head It was also on his forehead, which made it difficult for anyone to see it. Feeling terrifying, which made Evan Bell very helpless.
Evan Bell sat up, "Is everyone okay?" He turned his head and asked. As a result, I only got a helpless answer from Paul Dano, "I think the only thing that's going on is you." Evan Bell just stood up just now, and the timing was unfortunate, so he became the only injured person.
After confirming that everyone was fine, Evan Bell waved his hand, "I said, I'm fine." Then he planned to open the car door to see what was going on. Just now, Jay Johansson said that there was no collision, but the front Why did the people brake suddenly, I don't know if there was an accident.
But before Evan Bell had time to open the door, there was a major momentum pulling the door open. Fortunately, Evan Bell was very responsive and quickly pulled his hand away, otherwise it would be bruised if he was caught. Then Evan Bell only had time to see the sun, and was immediately overwhelmed by a group of people, the sun disappeared suddenly, leaving only a shadow, "Evan, Evan, are you okay?" A worried face suddenly appeared Filled Evan Bell's sight.
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