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Margate - an 70s/80s feel to part of the promenade with a film set created around the 'Empire' cinema/ballroom.
I mean, I do. But the one of this film that I linked from Subway Cinemas was taken down. boo. This is a shot from Dasepo Naughty Girls, one of my favorite movies (shown at the NY Asian Film Festival last summer). I blogged about it here.
my aunt gave me an old polaroid about a month ago or so and my grandma just sent me some film she happened to have lying around, so i got to try out some awesome polaroid shots, inspired by a fellow flickrite, Mogsterr
Day 10 with my Super Takumar 35mm F3.5
Shot at F3.5
Shot of the recent rolls of film I got. Been wanting to try Fuji Black and White film and finally found a roll locally. And my first roll of Ilford Pan F.
Really enjoyed shooting stills and helping produce John Redmonds latest short film Remembrance down in Kinnity Castle www.youtube.com/watch?v=yE6NNUn9BSw&feature=channel_v...
A real big thank you to all involved.. notably
Actors | Claire Tully, Matylda Bajer & Ian Meehan
Makeup | Kathryn O'Neill
Hair | Stephen Cronin, Anna Curran
Styling | Lisa Grogan
Clothes | Claire Garvey
and all the film crew..
Super 8 screen shot.
Everyone else shot this with the crash mat in the shot. I filmed it so it looked like he didn't make it.
The building is five stories.
Worn by: Cate Blanchett as Queen Elizabeth I
Costume Designer: Alexandra Byrne
Film: Elizabeth: The Golden Age
For Byrne, returning to the evolution of the character of Elizabeth allowed her to expand on the artistic vision of the first film. She says, "In Elizabeth: The Golden Age, Elizabeth made conscious choices about how to present herself. sometimes reinforcing her confidence by her costume. Now, she has established her reign, she's firmly on the throne, her palaces to her liking, and her style of dress reflects that. She's confident, and she's queen... and she's on a journey toward immortality."
"I am called the Virgin Queen.
Unmarried, I have no Master.
Childless, I am Mother to my people.
God give me strength to bear this mighty burden."
- Queen Elizabeth I
Costumes displayed courtesy of Universal Pictures International, celebrating the release of Elizabeth: The Golden Age, only at the movies November 15.