Moonlite

Principal photography on Moonlite was wrapped at the start of May. It was a pretty gruelling shoot - 16 days, all on greenscreen, some 70 scenes and all in period costumes. We were very blessed to have an amazing cast (and bar one role, managed to secure all of my first choices). Amongt the finer moments on set to report - Barry Crocker stealing the show as the villainous Judge Redmond Barry, Tasma Walton as a drunk 1880s nymphomaniac, Val Jellay as a gun toting grandmother, Abby Dobson croons a barroom saloon number and Ian Roberts is a [ridiculously mustachioed] police assassin. In the leads, Richard Stables and Angus Grant have a great onscreen rapport and chemistry as Captain Moonlite and James Nesbitt respectively, whilst Sarah Bollenberg lurks as the mysterious Lady in Black.

Already there's a bit of press for the film beginning to appear which is very affirming - people are very interested in the story we are trying to tell and the very unusual way in which it is to be told.

Some links to images are here and here . There are also some interviews here and here.