Filming Day 3!!

Today we filmed at the Heber Creeper. Gordon leaves by train to go fulfill his duties.











For the shot looking down the tracks, the camera is set on the back of a moving truck. Look close to see the wheels attached that keep the truck on the tracks!










Gordon searches his train yard for something.














"Gordon and Marjorie" under a tree.














Gordon leaves. But in the scene he is actually sad, not smiling. :)

















"Marjorie" and kids wave goodbye to Gordon.











T.C. gets the camera set for filming Levi.















Setting the camera.













...being Levi's eye line so he had someone to interact with as he left on the train.










A nice shot of Levi on the train.














On the train ride, we filmed Gordon reading a letter from home.











...a video of filming on the train...



A picture for fun on the back of a train car.











Levi shows me the cool watch he wears everywhere.



















THE END for today...

Filming Day 2!

Today we filmed several scenes.
Gordon and Marjorie have some nice moments together.

When we were done filming I had a crew member take this shot.

I felt like Shirley Temple!


You wouldn't believe what we go through to get my hair right!
I hope there is no lightening around.
Levi becomes Gordon.


Marjorie and Gordon take a stroll done a lane and talk about his job interview

Marjorie and Gordon talk about their upcoming marriage. We were both looking down in this picture but it intrigues me.



This is the beginning of the day, getting my face to wrinkle!

Whoa! Looking older!

In this scene, Marjorie wakes Richard to go help his dad.


Going out in public for lunch with the crew with these curlers in my hair!!

Let the filming begin!

Today we filmed a scene where Gordon and Marjorie are talking about his upcoming job working for the Church.


Levi Larson plays the young Gordon B. Hinckley. Marjorie's real sister is playing her when she is older.

Marjorie !!

Today was my appointment with the hair/make-up department for the Gordon B. Hinckley film. My hair is actually not too short. It is shoulder length now. But they have it all curled tightly and tucked up under so that it looks short.

Sister Hinckley photo

Marjorie Pay Hinckley when she was younger. They say this looks like me!

Post update: In one of my very first posts, I put up the above photo of Sister Hinckley and told everyone that people had been telling me that I looked like her. I thought it was fun and just asked for your opinion.

Well, how interesting was that!

A few weeks ago I was aproached by a director that said that every time he looked at a picture of Sister Hinckley he couldn't quite place it as to who he knew that looked like her. Then it dawned on him. "That's Tamilisa!" he said. He invited me to auditions that would be held this August. So I was surprised when I got a call to audition last week. They must be ahead of schedule! (unheard of in the movie world, unless you have divine help...perhaps!)

So, yes! I got the part! I will be portraying Sister Hinckley (from ages 18 - 37) in a documentary being done about President Hinckley. We will be filming in July. They are planning on cutting my hair short like a 20s bob!

I am so excited. I feel so priviledged! What a neat honor. I checked out some books from the library. It's time to read up about her life!

Ice Cream Social

We had an Ice Cream Social for the Audiovisual Department last week. Elder Scott, who is over our department, was kind enough to come across the street to mingle with everyone.

We took a nice photo.













In this one I thought they were taking it of us much closer up. So I was squatting to not cover anyone up. Oh well.

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