The 3 boys playing Che will be in charge of manually rotating the door. Here, Anna laughs as they whip her around really fast.
Then, as various men exit her room, the door is opened part-way.
Thursday, October 28, 2010
Testing Evita's Revoling Door
I constructed a very simple turntable on a rolling wagon. Anna, one of our two Evitas, practices with the door for the first time.
The 3 boys playing Che will be in charge of manually rotating the door. Here, Anna laughs as they whip her around really fast.
Then, as various men exit her room, the door is opened part-way.
The 3 boys playing Che will be in charge of manually rotating the door. Here, Anna laughs as they whip her around really fast.
Then, as various men exit her room, the door is opened part-way.
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Hello, I am tech directing a Young Frankenstein at my high school here in San Francisco. I was curious about what mechanism you used to turn the turntable. How did the actors do this? This turntable would be perfect for the bookcase scene, since the bookcase revolve is actually on a periaktoi wagon. How did you run it? Thanks. By the way, I am also a 20 year IATSE member here in SF so I've built a lot of scenery before. - Patrick
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