StefanoSgambati

Hi Luca,

Stefano from Torino hereWriting in English to let everyone know what we say.

I'll be in Dublin in April for a couple of days, maybe we can meet up.

See ya!

It depends...

When I'm writing I tend to work overnight, when I'm producing, editing or so it's, like, 9 AM.

On set... well, it depends, it always depends

Hey Chris,[br][br]

I didn't get if it will be just one long take or different shots that will be put together in editing.[br][br]

In both cases, anyway, I'd try to mount the lights on the roof in blind spots, so you can manage to have only, like, 2 stop of difference. How will you be filming it? Film or digital? Because film will handle the problem much better because of its greater latitude...[br][br]

Another important thing is the orientation of the place. Shooting in early morning or later afternoon may not be a good choice as the sun goes up or down very quickly.[br][br]

About the sheets on the groud, that is a very good idea, the DP for Scorsese (don't recall the name right now) does it frequently and it works.[br][br]

Hope I helped...