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<blockquote data-quote="Bill Dilks" data-source="post: 185761" data-attributes="member: 3950"><p>Excellent! What caught my eye, but couldn't reconcile, was the tall building in the background. It looks like it has a color band around the top, like Bryan Tower in Dallas. But if I remember correctly, that color band was done years later to add a touch of style and distinction to the otherwise basic exterior.</p><p></p><p>What's cool is that it's close to the stockyards.</p><p></p><p>This thread makes me really appreciate the efforts of the location managers. It's not just finding sites that fit the tone of the scene and look interesting on film. It's about moving and accommodating the equipment, the surrounding area, as well as legal permissions, as well as lots of other things I don't know about. It's a complex business, especially the outside shots where you can lose days due to weather, costing a lot of money and scheduling time.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bill Dilks, post: 185761, member: 3950"] Excellent! What caught my eye, but couldn't reconcile, was the tall building in the background. It looks like it has a color band around the top, like Bryan Tower in Dallas. But if I remember correctly, that color band was done years later to add a touch of style and distinction to the otherwise basic exterior. What's cool is that it's close to the stockyards. This thread makes me really appreciate the efforts of the location managers. It's not just finding sites that fit the tone of the scene and look interesting on film. It's about moving and accommodating the equipment, the surrounding area, as well as legal permissions, as well as lots of other things I don't know about. It's a complex business, especially the outside shots where you can lose days due to weather, costing a lot of money and scheduling time. [/QUOTE]
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