As we were shooting the trailer for REAP earlier this week the flood warnings started to come in. I would like to say a big thanks for everyone who was on the shoot that day because the very next day many of us found ourselves being flooded in.
GetReelFilms suffered some damage at our West End base and again I would like to thanks those to offered to help with the clean up, fortunately our buildings landlord got in straight away with cleaners to take care of the worst of it.
Equipment and furniture can be replaced, the main thing is that everyone involved was safe. Our thoughts go out to those who have also been affected by the flood and especially those who have lost loved ones.
On a brighter note it was inspiring today to see a small army of people moving through West End to help with the clean up. A scene that has been repeated all over the city and indeed the state. Is great to see people band together in support of one another and offer their hands, help and resources.
Sunday, January 16, 2011
Monday, January 10, 2011
REAP trailer
Get Reel Films is set to roll camera today on our latest work, REAP. This thriller was inspired by true events but has been given the Get Reel twist.
The trailer will feature Tana Smith and Shaun Trainer from 'Still Waters' as well as newcomer Bianca Love who has been training with Tom McSweeny on the Gold Coast.
The trailer will be available to view as part of the Optus 180 project.
Follow their link to find out more.
http://www.one80project.com.au/
The trailer will feature Tana Smith and Shaun Trainer from 'Still Waters' as well as newcomer Bianca Love who has been training with Tom McSweeny on the Gold Coast.
The trailer will be available to view as part of the Optus 180 project.
Follow their link to find out more.
http://www.one80project.com.au/
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