Some thursday pictures.

(Ellen came to visit, bringing us good news).

(Emil standing infront of the mighty wall of the storyboard).

(Johan building the building).

Katrine is writting emails; ordering materials and checking prices on armatures, while Sarah is building a foodtrolley for the backyard (we'll soon post some pictures of that).

Emil is building a mighty shed for the backyard as well - pictures will be posted of that too (when the time is right).

Sarah's Wall Tests.

The li'l piece of wall to the left is made out polyurethan foam, which Sarah carved bricks in and painted. The wee bit larger piece of wall to the right is made out of polystyrene. Once again she carved bricks in it and painted it.

We have talked about using both materials for background buildings... ...for maxium efficiency! (depending on just HOW decayed we want the buildings to be).

We also talked about making the actual wall (surrounding the ghetto) out of small plaster bricks and then creating the wall like you would a REAL one. This is to get the right look of the wall; which would be hard to get by carving the bricks in some sort of material (like the background buildings).

Script.

(Richard Raskins original script written at a Starbucks in Greenwich Village (Manhatten) on January 25th 2003).

(The man himself... standing infront of our mighty wall of the storyboard).

Sarah's paper courtyard.

Here is two pictures of Sarah's paper courtyard... ...IN 3D!!!

Them Nazis... (Concept drawings of the German Soldiers).

A Monday update:

Thus a new week has begun - and in WF.HQ we are picking up the pace; Sarah and Katrine is drawing like crazy people.
Sarah is working on the buildings (both interior and exterior), making small paper models of the ghetto backyard and the apartment.
Katrine is making concept drawings of the nazis and of Samek (the boy) - so Johan can start the maquette building.
Johan is making weird esoteric documents and lists in excell and modelling on the maquettes, while Emil is updating the blog and designing props.

and now... what you all came to see...
CONCEPT DRAWINGS OF THE GERMAN SOLDIERS.


















(By Anders Bøge Henriksen).

















(By Emil Brahe).


(By Katrine Kiilerich Poulsen).

Pictures from WF.HQ 1.

(Katrine drawing on one of the german soldiers).

(Sarah "gazing into the sun" while making the paper courtyard).

(Emil talking about something he finds important).

(Johan writing four mails at the same time).