Pandemonium … chaos … the ground is shaking … the buildings are collapsing … heavy blocks falling … cars on fire … Run for your life!
Highly unlikely the world is ending. Not just yet.
Supergirl is here to the rescue!
The filming of a Vancouver based mini TV series of Supergirl is underway. There are at least 300 to 400 strong people to create the setting placing all those broken structures. Not to mention all the bystanders watching the drama unfolds.
Those building blocks ain’t massive at all. They are made of foams. But they look good in the movies though appearing to be real and dangerous.
Hi There!
These actors are really friendly. Don’t know their names. One guy managed to wave at me as I took a photo of Supergirl. Maybe I will start watching the show.
Shame they didn’t let you take a big chunk of “concrete” home with you as a souvenir. You would’ve been a sight on the bus!
Too funny. I can only imagine the looks of the driver and commuters. 🤣
Ha, this is very good. Great first shot ~ and then the real story. 🙂
It would be interesting to see this on TV. It took forever to do a 30 second shot.
What fun to come across – certainly more fun then all the pot markets!
Pots? Vintage? It was a good weather for filming.
How fun Perpetua! I couldn’t figure it out at first until your text explained it. Great opportunity for the challenge!
It’s what we call organized chaos. Thank goodness it only happens in the movies.
That looks like a fun scene to encounter. My daughter and I once happened upon a filming in New York City where they made it rain over one corner of the block. It was very realistic.
Raining in New York? That I want to see how they do it.
Big overhead sprinklers attached to the fire hydrant, but it was very convincing.