This Finn O'Hara Shoot Probably will not Fit in the Conference Room.
[UPDATE]: Finn answered a couple of Q's from the comments. First, no Zamboni because of all of the wires. It just was not practical. Nor were other more manual methods of smoothing the ice.
And those of you who suspected another concurrent shoot were dead on. Video was happening on the other side of the black drapes. So, for all of the insane production, it was actually a pretty economical allocation of resources -- all things considered.
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Holy crap.
I am at a loss for words after looking at the scale of production involved in this Finn O'Hara shoot of the Toronto Maple Leafs.
You see work by guys like this all of the time, but you rarely get a good look behind the scenes. And granted, he did end up shooting53 (correction, 35) people. So when you amortize out a "civic works"-size set, it actually starts to make sense.
But still. Just … wow.
[UPATE, 10/4/10 -- Check out Finn's blog for lots more pics from this shoot.]
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And those of you who suspected another concurrent shoot were dead on. Video was happening on the other side of the black drapes. So, for all of the insane production, it was actually a pretty economical allocation of resources -- all things considered.
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Holy crap.
I am at a loss for words after looking at the scale of production involved in this Finn O'Hara shoot of the Toronto Maple Leafs.
You see work by guys like this all of the time, but you rarely get a good look behind the scenes. And granted, he did end up shooting
But still. Just … wow.
[UPATE, 10/4/10 -- Check out Finn's blog for lots more pics from this shoot.]
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