Filmmakers

Where is the camera dept??????????

Camera and Electrical Department
Nick Centera …. camera intern
Brian Christie …. best boy grip
Houman Forough …. additional camera operator
Houman Forough …. camera operator
Miles Gutkin …. grip
Ryan Hartford …. camera production assistant
Kaoru Ishizuka …. additional second assistant camera: “a” camera
Kevin Ivey …. key second assistant camera
Lorna Leslie …. second assistant camera: additional photography
Robert McFall …. grip
Thomas McGough …. best boy electric (2010)
Brittany Meadows …. camera production assistant
Rich Pereksta …. first assistant camera
Jens Piotrowski …. “a” operator/steadicam: additional
Robert Reid …. key grip
James Rydings …. additional first assistant camera: “a” camera
Paul Saunders …. additional digital imaging technician
Philip Shanahan …. key first assistant camera
Ian Sherrington …. additional second assistant camera: “b” camera
Ian Sherrington …. second assistant camera
Von Thomas …. digital imaging technician
Stefan von Bjorn …. a camera steadicam
Nick Zeigler …. electrician

Greetings. Please enjoy the movie.

The “Demand Atlas” requesting Zip Code & email address won’t accept Canadian Postal Codes - how can we get this movie to Canada?

MY concern is with the dialogue. In the trailer, Dagny says some things which are out of character.
She wouldn’t threaten James if he ‘double crossed’ her- she would act positively, not negatively.
She wouldn’t ‘hope’ that Reardon Metal” is good. She knows it based upon her engineering background and her study of the specs.
She wouldn’t try to ‘explain’ anything to Elias Wyatt.

These are all out of character. While the book and film outline the effects of people on society, the book is actually has a positive outlook. You need to use your mind; you need to be ethical. John, Francisco and Ragnar studied Physics and Philosophy. In terms of industrialist… its show the difference between ethics and making money vs. greed and power.

Just saw it and the almost full theater laughed at some of the socialist dialogue and applauded at the end. I was concerned that this would be a low budget “agenda” movie. Instead, it was very well done, great cinema and well casted. Very enjoyable! Now we have to wait a year for Part 2? Interesting experiment. How can I invest in the book sales in the interim?

I hope ya’ll do part 2, I just got back from the theater in Eijay, GA and saw the movie. Great movie!

Also, it might be better to do the next 2 in theathers both inside and outside big cities, where the TEA Party movements are strong and you’d have a natural audience, more people would see if it they didn’t have to (in the case of near where I live) over 50 miles to Atlanta

if you want to fund the follow on movies, sell the DVD. I, and others leaving the theater, would have paid $20 for a copy of the DVD for part 1.

Will the second film have an “I am John Galt” video slideshow like the first did?