One scene re-shot, then WRAP!

I decided that one earlier scene was a little thin, so we re-shot it. Same actors, same location, with changes in the dialogue and the action. There are a few photos below from the re-shoot. And that was the last of the shooting for "Domino." The editing has also been completed, meaning that we are, as of November 2013, at rough cut stage. The technicians need to go over the sound and the image to correct errors, and then it will be done. I think by the end of 2013, we'll officially have a completed film.

Above is Luis (played by Antonio de la Malena) earning some extra cash by moving furniture for a neighbor. Guess who the furniture belonged to - the widow. But Luis doesn't know.

Here is Luis asking the neighbor what he needs to do next.

Finally, in the very last scene we shot (but not the final scene of the movie), here is the hard-working crew working hard.

More photos - more scenes

In out last news post, we said we had finished shooting. WRONG! Turns out that not only was the film about 3 minutes too short to qualify for some important stuff, but also, there was one point that needed to be made a little clearer. So we shot a bit more, in fall of 2012. Here are two photos from the scene making that point.

Above is an actress (Encarnacion Margado, playing the widow) getting into costume, her husband (real husband) looking on.

And above, you see the widow with her friend (played by Maria Duarte)on the street. The widow has just been evicted from her home of 50 years. Note that this is happening for real in Spain...and in the U.S.!