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I wouldn't change too much with the first cover, given the option. Just the wording you and others have suggested, and perhaps make the sky a tad darker to give it a little more menace.
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I wouldn't change too much with the first cover, given the option. Just the wording you and others have suggested, and perhaps make the sky a tad darker to give it a little more menace.
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Is it a comedy ?
(oh, top one)
(oh, top one)
gripper stebson
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If you find pretty girls trapped in wooden cages funny then definitely yes!!
Could Gracie maybe have some gloves? She's going to risk getting a terrible splinter or two, from that rough wood.
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The first one. Perhaps with just the arms and hands in the shot, with the young lady back in the shadows. Maybe the shot could show the hands really grasping/hanging ( white knuckles ) onto the bars.
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Hope that's not the unexpected twist?
Haha - that's funny mate!!
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Bottom one.
Hasn't she thought of breaking that thin pallet wood with a punch or an elbow?
Surprised Charlie has become a prostitute. Must be mentally scarred from that night in Newhaven Tunnels and changed her name to Gracie and started a new life in Washington State. Good luck with the film. Any Seagulls references?
Surprised Charlie has become a prostitute. Must be mentally scarred from that night in Newhaven Tunnels and changed her name to Gracie and started a new life in Washington State. Good luck with the film. Any Seagulls references?
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Was tougher getting anything in to this one as it's set in Seattle and in a cage!
You'd be surprised re the cage. We (my 6'4 camera guy and me) both tried to kick our way out of it and couldn't.
People will clearly moan about it though!
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You both escaped and left her there? You buggers.
Yep - shot at Newhaven Fort too so I could walk home!
You both escaped and left her there? You buggers.
No - that's the twist. She's looking IN...
PS. Top one, but as suggested with the girl's further back in shadow.
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Another vote for the first one, I feel it looks a lot more professional than the second, I love the innocent farm building look at the bottom as well, nothing more sinister than a quiet farm - something horrendous always goes down.
All in my humble opinion of course!
All in my humble opinion of course!
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AHHH. But did you urinate on the blanket, wrap it around the bars and then twist it until it broke the wood?
I'd be AWESOME in a horror movie situation, I'd just escape and go home. Would make for a crap film though.
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What was Patrick Bergin like to work with?
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He was a gent. I'd heard some stories about him being tough to work with but he was great. Was only with us a day though - he loves the film which is handy.