Exposure: Road to Hyena
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This article was published 17/10/2014 (4187 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
The Westman area has been the scene for a couple of movie productions over the past few months.
The latest is an Afghanistan war movie, written, directed and starring Canadian actor Paul Gross, best known for his roles in the television series “Due South” and his First World War epic “Passchendaele.”
Two weeks ago, production on his latest movie, “Hyena Road,” involved shooting scenes for 15 days near CFB Shilo, to be followed by 15 days of shooting in Jordan.
Having access to the set during one of their shooting days gave me a glimpse into the creative world of movie-making.
To recreate the look of the Kandahar region of Afghanistan, a local gravel quarry was sculpted and transformed to create foothills, which would later be touched up in post-production.
Here are a few photographs from the recent movie production.
