Does Anyone Know Where the Set Location is?

Of course!!!

For one, WE LIKE having the film industry here! It's a very neat experience, and this set of folks (no offence to the other crew!) are much nicer, and more inviting. They told us where we could stand to watch the movie being made, and it took so many takes! I couldn't see what was wrong with it, but they were really happy when it was the final cut.

I was there last night until reaaaaaaaaaaaaaally like, freezing. It was taking them forever to set up for the next seen, and they told the lot of us, that for our safety, it's best that we go to the other side of the street, that way if anything went wrong, we wouldn't be hurt!

Ohhhh I was looking forward to see what that was about.

Some morons kind of bunged it up for the rest of us. They were drunk, and kept coming back and forth from their apartment, and burping really loudly, and when they would say, "QUIET!!!!!!!!!!!" some jerk would go, "OOOOOOOKAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY" and some kid was pouring something out his window, and almost hit some people walking by, and he was also making really weird, obnoxious noises. This wasn't DURING filming though, thank God. Otherwise, I think they'd have said forget it, and thought this place was full of morons.

You see the University has brought a slew of business and activity to us, but it's also brough a bunch of riff-raff and, unfortunately, that's to be expected.

I'm not encouraging you to, but if you are going to try and take pictures, HAVE SOME COURTESY TO THEM, TURN OFF YOUR DAMN FLASH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! My brother was told that as long as the flash is OFF< they may not have a problem with us. Some morons were standing behind me taking pictures with their digi cam and they had their flash on!!! Idiots. Also, some other twit was using her cellphone to take pictures, and didn't care if she had the flash on.

Please people who are reading this, don't ruin it for the rest of us. Last time, when I was taking pictures of the Silent Hill set, I was told later on I couldn't and told to delete my photos off my digital camera, and the lady was reaaaaaaaaaaaaaaally intimidating, so I did. I pictures of the cast and EVERYTHING. Ugh. I was told that because morons were taking pictures DURING filming, and had their flash on, and they didn't like that. They didn't give *beep* that I wasn't one of them, so it ruined it for me.

I took some absolutely awesome shots though, and I shared them wisely. I didn't post any "making of" scenes and I was not going to post any pictures with the Cast, until AFTER the movie it's premere nation wide. Actually, I wanted to contact Sony Pictures to see if they would like to use them for promotional purposes.

For this movie, they had their own promotional photographers present. I'm going to try and chat with one of them later on if I can. Get some advise on how to make it that far as a Photographer.