I was part of the crew... Give them credit!
Hi all, I worked on this film, I was the hair and makeup designer, designing all looks.
I understand it's not everyone's cup of tea, everyone has the right to their opinion, but contructive criticism is good to hear, no need for nasty comments.
Chris Bell, Steven the director and all cast and crew work solidily for 4 weeks. As I was on set everyday I saw the effort and work the team put into the production. Ok, there are a few wobbly bits here and there and not all performances are to Brad Pitts standard... But remembering there wasn't a Brad Pitt budget I think the team did well.
They are a good bunch of people, great to work with and I'm proud of my work on this film and proud of them. The budget was tight, some of the actors have full time jobs, yet still managed to turn up to film scenes..they deserve credit and applause for their hard work.
I'm sure most people on here who have commented aren't necessarily in the film industry, they don't make films, but I'm sure you all have your own passions in life. Were you the best at your passion when you began, or 2 or 3 years in? No.. Give the team credit, they're doing what they love, each film they do they learn a little more, as we do in life with everything.
I had a great time on set and would happily work with them again.
As being part of the crew and giving you an honest opinion...
I enjoyed watching the film, I enjoyed working on it... There's parts that could be better, but there's parts that blew me away at how good it was.. The story was there, it was never meant to be about 'the Essex boys' true story.. That's boring, it's been done how many times?! Chris Bell impressed me with his emotion scenes, Megan and Abbie did great....
Remember.. Everyone learns a little more each day... The next film will be better than the last, the one after that will be better than that..
Give the team credit... And at the end of the day, if it was as bad as. Some say on here... It wouldn't of made distribution!