We wrapped principal photography on May 31. Pro tip: Don't build your movie set in a defunct walk-in freezer. One of the tricks about freezers is they are insulated. Things will get a little steamy. This here is a whole bunch of photos:
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| Justin with actor Kevin Koch as Cavey |
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| Justin lounging very casually |
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| Cori Shetter as Susan |
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| John Amplas as Dr. Henry Malvoy |
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| Nathan Hollabaugh nursing a post-particle-collision injury as lab assistant Jennings |
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| John Amplas musing on profundities |
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| Nathan Hollabaugh operating a hi-tech supercomputer. Patent pending. |
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| Justin peering into the abyss |
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| Metering light |
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| Justin Francart. Very candid. |
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| Nathan Hollabaugh and John Amplas poring over experimental results |
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| John Amplas |
Photos by
Greg Neiser and me. The majority of the movie is in the can, and the cans are out in Seattle getting processed. We shot about 6,800 feet of film. We're feeling really confident right now because we haven't yet gotten the footage back. The movie in our heads is awesome.
Thank you to our crew, both those who were with us the whole time and those who showed up to help out for just a day or two. This production wouldn't have been possible without you. Next time maybe we'll pay you.
And thank you so much to our talented cast. You made our jobs easy.
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