People associate movie costuming with Hollywood glamor and glitz but the reality is VERY different! 😁 😆 Although the production wrapped in November, it’s only now that we’ve been able to get all the wardrobe sorted out and put back where it belongs. Holidays are definitely over… 😁 😆
The reality…
The film…
One last dress check before leaving for town on History Mirror Monday here in Old West Tombstone. 😁
Somewhat belated but here’s our first completely edited video! It was really exciting putting this together and we really learned a lot about video production. It’s probably a little rough at the edges but we’re just getting started. Enjoy! 😁
Our trip to Tombstone was too short but we made the most of it while we were there and actually managed to take a break from the fast pace of LA- believe it or not, as COVID restrictions lift, things are beginning to pick up again and that means more work for us. 😉 We have some plans for later this year and going into 2022 that will involve Tombstone and the American Southwest and while we’re not quite ready to divulge details, we will say that it will be exciting. 🙂
We deliberately decided to dress more early Edwardian because it’s an era that’s completely overlooked in Tombstone in favor of the 1880s.
Hmm…matching colors… 🙂
For many years we used to attend a Cowboy Poetry festival that was held at Melody Ranch in Newhall, California. Melody Ranch was/is a movie ranch where a lot of Western TV series and movies were made (we worked on a few these ourselves) and it has quite a bit of history. 🙂 You may recognize it from one of the more recent productions, Deadwood. Here’s a few pictures: 🙂
Taking a break in the shade.
Cowboyed up…
A rare shot of the two of us together…