Envision & RebeccaD Present "Berlin"

Norm Sanders

Script Wrangler
PRODUCTION CANCELLED / WITHDRAWN FROM SPYFEST


A story of lovers reunited.
One person's act will forever set the course for the rest of their lives.

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CAST

KATHERINE - Rebecca L. Dunn
ROBERT - Brian Ibsen
EDWIN - Norm Sanders
GERMAN SENIOR OFFICER - TBD
GERMAN SOLDIER #1 - TBD
GERMAN SOLDIER #2 - TBD
WAITER/WAITRESS - TBD
CABARET PATRON - TBD
OLDER KATHERINE - TBD
OLDER ROBERT - TBD



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CREW

Norm Sanders ........ Writer / Editor / Producer / Director
Rebecca L. Dunn .... Writer / Co-Producer
Ryan Walters ......... Director of Photography
TBD ...................... 1st Assistant Director
Herman Witkam ..... Composer
Steve Armenakis .... VFX Artist
Jeremy Tuttle ......... Graphic Design Artist
Steve Waters .......... Key Gaffer
Tung Bui ................ Gaffer
James Eubank ........ Set Designer / Art Director
Tim Oakley ............ Prop Master
Walker Williamson .. Grip
Patrick LaValley....... 1st Assistant Camera
Jerry Turner ........... 2nd Assistant Camera
Shawn Nelson ......... Sound Mixer
Ken Kupelian .......... Boom Operator
Rose Barclay .......... Hair & FX Artist (specializing in period hair & FX!)
Stephanie Johnson .. MUA (specializing in vintage glamour!)
Amy Asivido ............ Lyrics/Song Writer
Krysta Kelley .......... Catering & Craft Services
 
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Downloads & Behind The Scenes

Downloads & Behind The Scenes

Music!

CLICK HERE to listen to the instrumental version of BERLIN, composed & performed by Herman Witkam. Lyrics will be to be performed & recorded this coming week by the phenomenally multi-talented Rebecca L. Dunn!

CLICK HERE to listen to the completed song, which includes Rebecca's incredible vocal performance, with final mix by Herman Witkam!



Desktop Wallpaper Downloads!

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FULL SCREEN
1280x1024
1024x768
800x600

WIDE SCREEN
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Location Photos
.....All original/refurbished 1910 decore
..........Exterior (will need a VFX artist to replace the street with cobblestone during a tracking/moving crane shot)
..........Wide shot - Interior
..........CU of stained glass ceilings
..........CU of chandelier

.....Wide open park, rolling hills & trees
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Q & A

Q & A

Future spot for Q&A ... though I didn't utilize this section like I planned to in "Where Silence Falls", hopefully I'll do it right this time. :)
 
Looking forward to watching Norm! Great to see you are in on this fest and for the luv of gawd... no silly accents!!! PLEASE!

I dig the title and by the looks of the images, it could be pushing the moral limits.

/j
 
good luck, Norm - I'm looking forward to Berlin.
Edgen said:
I dig the title and by the looks of the images, it could be pushing the moral limits.
what images? did you post some and already take them down? that's not nice.
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Hey Norm and Rebecca!!! Good luck on Berlin! (great title!!!)

I am sure that you both will be serving up a nice treat for us all!

-Ted
 
Best of luck, Norm & Rebecca! I like the title and banner graphic, it sounds and looks very promising.
 
DRAT! Rebecca missed posting on the first page ... I was puprosely holding out replying, as I wanted her to get on there. Serves her right for having a life outside of DVXuser, lol! :)

Thanks Geoff, Brian, Michael, Justin, preston, Jazz Dog, Ted, and Brandon for the props ... I can confidently say that we're pulling out all the stops for this one, learning everything we did from WHERE SILENCE FALLS, and applying it to this & then some. I am EXTREMELY excited for this one, and we'll have our hands full (or at least I will ... still trying to weigh out how much Rebecca can take on, with everything else on her plate as well) ... a lot of my issue will be my traveling schedule, and working this around it.

Oh, and glad everyone has liked the name, but I've got to give props to Jeremy Tuttle ... he is THE MAN when it comes to graphic design work! The final banner will likely change, as this was a preliminary he did, before we decided on our final story, so the final banner/graphics will relfect what our script is about.
 
Oh neat, this'll be a period piece huh? I look forward to seeing this film. Berlin is a cool place. Its atmosphere is very thick.
 
1939, to be precise. :thumbsup: Exactly why I wanted the swastikas. Hoping the period, and the vibe that both it & locale (Berlin) will bring, will help to separate it from the mainstream.
 
Envision said:
In hopes of not showing this stuff TOO soon, I've updated the second post already with a few BTS/Location photos, on the scouting trip Rebecca & I took a couple weeks ago. Location secured.

http://www.dvxuser.com/V6/showpost.php?p=881879&postcount=2

So - wait.

The name of the cafe is very authentic - I checked out "Huber" - as in "Huber's Cafe" - and it's southern German in origin and means - no kidding - "man who owns a hube". Well done on that count.

But it now appears you're not actually going to Berlin to film this? That's not particularly authentic, is it?:Drogar-BigGrin(DBG)
 
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