FRIDAY FUNDAY SHOOTING
Added 2025-09-26 14:00:16 +0000 UTCShooting today!
IT CHAPTER 1 (Tara & Andrew) - CUT OFF at 2pm PT / 5pm ET
RULES:
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WE WANT TO BE ABLE TO ADDRESS EVERY QUESTION, SO DEPENDING ON HOW MANY COMMENTS THERE ARE FOR A GIVEN VIDEO, IF YOU ASK MULTIPLE QUESTIONS - YOU ARE GUARANTEED TO GET ONE OF THEM ANSWERED. IF THERE IS TIME WE WILL ANSWER MORE.
Another quick note! For transparency! Please know that when we see these shoots we get excited but sometimes something gets recorded and we need to slot it into a schedule so it may take a while to see it! Generally it's within a week or two but not always! Please keep that in mind! FURTHER! Sometimes, the schedule can change last moment which is why this is a schedule. I curate the questions for later since if we announce it, I'd say it's 99% sure going to happen at some point! BUT sometimes it's not for a few weeks that something actually gets shot! - PLD
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Tara & Andrew for It (2017) Which scene do you think delivers the most powerful combination of horror and character insight? Trivia: Bill Skarsgård didn’t need any special effects for Pennywise’s creepy, cross-eyed look, he can actually move each eye in a different direction on purpose. It’s a weird party trick he’s had since childhood just to mess with his brothers During filming, the kids didn’t actually meet Bill Skarsgård in full Pennywise makeup until they shot their first big scene with the clown. The idea was to get real, honest reactions
Kev B
2025-09-26 20:20:48 +0000 UTCThe creature (It) true form is described as an endless hairy creature made of orange light which the human mind can't comprehend without turning insane. This true form is only shown to those who stare at his "Deadlights". When the kids fight IT in the sewers, the creature chooses not to shape-shift and "unmasks" itself to them. But their minds simplifies the creature's true form as a macabre & "hellish" giant black spider with a venomous sting (described as looking as something from an insane nightmare) as that's the closest interpretation we could come up as humans to its true form. Bill almost loses his mind (and almost sees his true form), but he is saved when the creature gets wounded in "real life" by the rest of the group in a sort of spiritual ritual called "the ritual of Chud" where they emotionally fight It through their minds rather than physically. Do you guys think having Pennywise as the final form is better?
Leon03
2025-09-26 19:11:28 +0000 UTC
