Today, the big scene is to be filmed. A dance club involving cops, guns, blood and death, so I arrived bright eyed and bushy tailed, eager to get this day in my record books. Everything went according to plan, well, almost. Set dressing and lighting had to be done, which I paid no mind. Showing up early just shows dedication to a project even if you were just brought into said project the night before.
I know what you're thinking, and yes, fascism is the focus on this scene. People following the word of a single man that claims he can change the World. I'm sure you've seen this before, especially if you're a fan of David Bowie and Marilyn Manson as they've visited the subject matter as well. Okay, I got side tracked because I was reminiscing about past Marilyn Manson concerts, but I couldn't help it. Back to the topic at hand.
After a while, the night seemed like a blur with scenes being done left and right, and the experience was amazing once again, getting more photographs than I can imagine. Most of the night's events and behind the scene's views are already posted and well liked by fans of the creation and my photography. Dave Aragon is the most down to earth person I've met and was as focused as anyone I've ever met, putting his heart and soul into this project.
Two nights down, one more to go, and this night went down with guns blazing. Saturday the 14th bled into Sunday the 15th, and with call time 12 hours away . . . Waking up will be the only difficult thing to do.
- Xander Pavon
I always wondered what's the name of the blonde girl.
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