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Roger Hogan

October 02, 2010 06:31PM

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Greg Scholl Wrote:
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> Okay 3 questions
>
> (1) I saw only one camera...what model were they
> using? I stayed back out of the way so I have no idea what model they were using.

> (2) How did they manage to use the train, during
> the regular season when
> there are only 2 engines available for the regular
> runs? After the regular train got to Cumbres pass

> (3) Did they have to pay a per day rental on the
> train, and did Alan and other "actors" get extra
> pay? My understanding is they paid by the hour

> Greg Scholl
>
> PS I liked your behind the scenes candids
> better!!!

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C&TSRR - A Movie "Cactus Creek"	Roger Hogan	October 02, 2010 05:50PM
Re: C&TSRR - A Movie "Cactus Creek"	Greg Scholl	October 02, 2010 06:17PM
Re: C&TSRR - A Movie "Cactus Creek"	Roger Hogan	October 02, 2010 06:31PM

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