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DEVIL’S FIVE HEADLINES HELL’S KITCHEN GRINDHOUSE SERIES SAT SEPT 8 @ 9:15PM (BUY TICKETS NOW) ethic on set has been compared by others to being machine-like (like The Terminator t-shirt he’s wearing), virtually never siting down.  Wickham puts nothing in front of any of the film work he ever does. Written by Terry R. Wickham In this case, we shot at Rocky Point Pine Barrens with a start time on Friday June 22 @  4pm and filmed there until around 2am. And then had to pack up everything, drive 45 minutes northwest to Callahan’s Beach located in the Town of Smithtown. Now you are talking getting to a new location on Saturday June 23rd at about 4am. People were already tired, especially those who had worked the 2 previous filming days, which included a 14-hour and 13-hour shoots. Long Island sound. This is what it looked like that morning, when the Sun started to come up after shooting at Rocky Point Pine Barrens To compound matters, all filming equipment had to be hand carried up and down a small dirt trail surrounded by sticker bushes that hugged the cliff edge of the bluff overlooking Long Island Sound. Plus you didn’t want to rub against the brush because of ticks. Knowing that most people were spent already, I definitely made the conscious choice of going back-and-forth to carry the most stuff to help try to ease the burden, because I knew the location better than anyone, having scouted it 4 months prior. AC Nelson Smith brings something for DP Nicholas Prainito to get a low shot from, while Director Terry R. Wickham overlooks actor Ian before, which involved “Julie” (played by Amelie McKendry and “Wes” (played Jonathan Weirich). The scenes that were filmed on this Friday during the sunlight hours included shots from a scene with “Julie” &  “Wes” in the Trans Am, at a spot that Wickham choose as the “first parking spot.” “Julie” (Amelie McKendry) and “Wes” (Jonathan Weirich) Then once it got dark, we maneuvered to doing scenes that took place