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March 20 photos |
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Sam does some
practice framing with camera one as Todd gets a
white balance on camera two |
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Script rehearsal
with Claude, Dori, Kayla, Stacey, Russ |
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George, with Todd,
giving direction to Belinda and Russ |
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George giving
direction to Claude, Russ, and Alex |
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David running slate |
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George doing the
honors on Principal Vickers re the "stink bomb"
explosion |
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Principal Vickers
escorts Cass (Cassidy Rae) to her father, Phil
(Claude Miles). "It seems that Cass decided to
create a stink bomb in chemistry class today!" |
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Under control until
the very end, Vickers finally loses his composure |
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Vickers with
actress/model Alex Del Monacco |
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June 5 photos |
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Principal Vickers, lead zombie,
getting makeup. Perhaps this was Bob’s first
attempt at NOT using the paint-by numbers system??
… Felt like he was using a broom on my face!
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Zombied-up Vickers |
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Hmm, here’s one zombie
digesting “English for Everyday Living.” I
don’t know WHY these creatures get such a bad rap!
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Aye carumba! They threw a
lot of new lines at me that I wasn’t expecting.
Even had to get kneed in the groin by Santa!
LOL
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“… Oh Caaaaassidy! Time
for you to get your spaaaanking!!!” (Relax.
It’s a PG movie, and that’s a foam hammer.)
Cassidy is the little weasel who made the stink bomb
that blew up in my face, hence the orange stains.
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Some of the dozens of zombies
rush Santa until they hear the Christmas music.
Then, Santa sets them on his knee to find out what
they want for Christmas. It was hilarious.
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Trying to cool down the zombies
between takes ….
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Writer/director George Bonilla
shoots a few scenes himself.
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… Left the zombie makeup on so
I could freak out other drivers on the way home.
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