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Call to arms - short notice! (Late Roman) - Robert Vermaat - 11-21-2011
CALL TO ARMS
Needed, on quite short notice, 3 Late Roman soldiers (1 officer, 1 armed soldier and 1 (young) recruit), preferably with a cheiroballista..
What:
A filming project for a scene in a late roman tower (fictive with green screen...). Everyday life in the Late Roman military, displaying of a cheiroballista-team in front of a green-screen for a 3D model of a late roman ballista-tower, eventually a small show-fight for a filming test (for the bigger project) - Gelduba (Krefeld). Filming will take 6-7 hours, there are no provisions to stay the night.
Where:
Film studios in Emden (North Germany).
When:
Saturday 26th November, but it is possible to change the date to the first weekend of December.
Budget:
€200 per person, for the cheiroballista there is a small extra budget
Contact:
Mark Schrader M.A.
Archäologe, Museumspädagoge und Forschungstaucher
Gescherweg 53
48161 Münster
[email protected]
Re: Call to arms - short notice! (Late Roman) - Medicus matt - 11-21-2011
Think they'd stump up travelling costs as well?
Re: Call to arms - short notice! (Late Roman) - garrelt - 11-21-2011
Robert
The people needed by Mark have already been contacted.
Re: Call to arms - short notice! (Late Roman) - Robert Vermaat - 11-21-2011
Quote:RobertMark asked me, so I'm just putting the word out. Are you bringing your cheiroballista, Garrelt? :wink:
The people needed by Mark have already been contacted.
Re: Call to arms - short notice! (Late Roman) - garrelt - 11-25-2011
No
Might be bringing my double handed Battle axe though.
Is easier to transport.
Re: Call to arms - short notice! (Late Roman) - Robert Vermaat - 11-25-2011
Quote:Might be bringing my double handed Battle axe though.No doubt.
Is easier to transport.
Not anything a Late Roman soldier would use, though. :wink: