Re: Interesting movie shots
| July 02, 2001 02:27PM |
Thanks again,
I'll be sure to check it out. It was fun working in the upper part of the Animas Canyon in March, though. We usually don't see that part of the canyon until late April when we're dragging the cat up there for snow removal. Also, I couldn't complain about the extra pay.....$100/day cash money.
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I'm not sure if any of you saw it but we also filmed a Coor's Light commercial in Silverton in March of '99. The main star was Howie Long. I think it was aired that fall('99).That was really interesting.
Rob
I'll be sure to check it out. It was fun working in the upper part of the Animas Canyon in March, though. We usually don't see that part of the canyon until late April when we're dragging the cat up there for snow removal. Also, I couldn't complain about the extra pay.....$100/day cash money.
" />I'm not sure if any of you saw it but we also filmed a Coor's Light commercial in Silverton in March of '99. The main star was Howie Long. I think it was aired that fall('99).That was really interesting.
Rob
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Kevin Cook | July 02, 2001 03:00PM |
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Rob Gram | July 02, 2001 08:52PM |
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Rob Gram | July 03, 2001 07:54AM |
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