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Filming At Gettysburg |
Starring Piglet as DogJack. Too cute! |
DogJack & Jed
On the train to Pittsburgh |
Inside the slave shack with Noah and Mike
Wright, cinematographer and our $150,000 Sony Cine Alta camera. |
Jack takes a break |
Florence and an officer |
First take of the film |
Eddie and Dog Jack outside of North Freedom,
Wisconsin train depot |
First day of company rehearsal with Ben and
piglet |
Makeup for Noah's back |
Eddie and Jack |
Florence and Ben (Jed) |
Some of our extras for the train scene |
Extras for the train scene with Piglet as
DogJack |
Outside the slave shack with Jed's mother and
Jed getting ready |
Florence talks with some of the cast |
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Saved in the nick of time! OK, the Cast &
Crew get to have some fun! |
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Filming At Darlington & Pittsburgh |
The author Florence, husband and friends get
ready for the explosion! |
DogJack wants to see also |
Lots of gear brought in for the Fort Explosion
including Matt's Pyrotechnica |
Getting positioned |
Gets blown up!
You'll have to see the movie! |
Getting the cameras adjusted for the one time
shot |
Cast & Crew rehearse shooting a skirmish in the
trenches |
Battle scenes at the trenches with smoke being
added for the 'take' |
'Action' calls Director Edward McDougal |
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| Filming at Soldiers
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Sailors National Monument Museum |
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Cast rehearses the take
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The take of the Ball Room ceremony |
Awards scene it's "picture" |
Crew readies for the awards scene. |
Soldiers & Sailors Museum Hall was perfect for
the Grand Ball |
Piglet (DogJack) practices sitting to receive a
medal. |
Author & Director |
The Grand Ball had numerous attendee's (stand
ins/extras) |
Director Edward McDougal & Author Florence
Biros, reflect in front of the picture that inspired the story, "DogJack" |
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