It also appears that they're using the pieced-together-footage technique of Cloverfield, etc., which can work well if it doesn’t give you motion sickness (I had to close my eyes during parts of The Blair Witch Project, and not because it was too horrific to watch).
Sunday, September 5, 2010
"Isopod" is now "The Bay"
Slightly more information on Barry Levinson's upcoming thriller here.
Apparently it is actually an ecological horror film involving a viral outbreak in a small Maryland town. So, the bay in question would be the Chesapeake (although they're shooting next to Winyah Bay in Georgetown, South Carolina, probably for tax purposes).
It also appears that they're using the pieced-together-footage technique of Cloverfield, etc., which can work well if it doesn’t give you motion sickness (I had to close my eyes during parts of The Blair Witch Project, and not because it was too horrific to watch).
At the audition for extras, they were specifically looking for one year old twins, amputees for a hospital scene, and expert blue crab eaters. The latter should be easy to find around Georgetown .
It also appears that they're using the pieced-together-footage technique of Cloverfield, etc., which can work well if it doesn’t give you motion sickness (I had to close my eyes during parts of The Blair Witch Project, and not because it was too horrific to watch).
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