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The Descent: Chronicles of a shoot (V)

two days I've been trying to make an entry and I have finally planted the day before the shooting. Finally, tomorrow we recorded the descent. These days have been very intense, we have been ready to change the date of filming for the time, but in the end we decided to take risks, and to move it all a week is more upset that the very fact that tomorrow we rains. I'm very calm, very quiet. This afternoon we had the last meeting with José Martín and Carlos Polo, director of photography and assistant director. We have reviewed frame by frame tomorrow, and do not know if it's because I've been so bad these days with the issue of time, but today I have been very capable and confident. I've reached a point where whatever happens, I think we can. If it rains, we will delay, if it's cloudy, we lose the aesthetic but give us time to do so. On Wednesday we had the last test on the floor of Barbara, was the first time I saw the three players together. Spectacular. Only rehearsed the sequence of the farm, we ride tomorrow morning as it will be the most complex of all the shooting and we want to take it well prepared. The dress rehearsal was very good too, Lucy has got a dirty aesthetic and burned clothing that marry well with the camera work. Today José pruba has taught me a camera and the visual aesthetic is perfect, with the filters get a little camouflage carry no optical, always trying to get depth of field and bursting funds (as we will not have sun). Last night we did the makeup test. It was fascinating to enter the cave in which they work Tony and Ruben, a basement surrounded by heads prosthetic foot amputees and fetuses that greet you when you enter their domain. There we did the tests based makeup and hairdressing, where he was Paloma. Ruben showed us the prosthesis that will Oscar Villalobos and although is a small spoiler, I can not show it in these photos (and no, not zombies). Today Mark, Jas, Robert and Jorge have finished with all the hassle of renting and preparation. The truth is that the team led by Marcos has done a spectacular job, what makes me really calm. Now I lie down and sure I can not sleep a wink. On Monday I will tell as we have done ... Wish us luck, we will need it! Take this opportunity to thank all those who are going to make it possible for the drop is a reality and also to all who have supported us during these months. A hug to everyone!