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![Alfonso Cuarรณn on how this continuous shot in "Children of Men" (2006) was clinched in the final attempt & the "Miracle" that occurred while filming: "Interviewer: When Theo runs into a hollowed-out bus in that shot, blood splatters on the camera lens. Can you tell me how that happened? Cuarรณn: Initially, there was going to be blood splatter on the lens when they ki!!ed Julianne Moore. We were going to add that digitally. But long story short โ or long story long โ is that for [the refugee camp] shot, we had like 14 days to shoot the whole set piece, except by day 12 we hadnโt rolled cameras yet. As you can guess, by day three that you donโt shoot camera, they send a production guy from the studio to visit you. By the sixth day that you havenโt done it, the creative executive comes to visit you. Well, by the time that you reach the 11th day, the head of the studio is there. That kind of stuff. And the problem is that we had only two shots a day to do the thing. The morning, then you have to reset the explosions, the screams, the whole thing. Five hours to reset. So you only have another shot right before the light goes away. And the problem is that, we could not extend it to the 15th day, because there was already a commitment with the army or something, one of those things. So we are in the 13th day, and in the afternoon, we do our first shot. Then after a minute and a half, it just was wrong. So we had to reset for the next day. The next morning we do the first take, and everything is perfect, and weโre about to reach the end. We were running towards getting inside the building, when [camera operator] George [Richardson] tripped, and so the camera fell. So we only had one more shot for one more before we have to move out. It was the end of my career. Interviewer: Were you panicking at that point? Cuarรณn: You know, at that point, youโre just focusing. Interviewer: Okay, so you get to the final attempt at the shot. Cuarรณn: And when we arrived at the bus, the camera goes in, and blood splatters the lens. With my little monitor, I see that I cannot see anything. I yell, โCut!โ But an explosion happens at the same time, so nobody hears me. And that gives me time to think, โLook, I have to roll to the end.โ So we kept on going. When we said, โCut,โ Chivo [Emmanuel Lubezki] starts dancing like crazy. And I was like, โNo, it didnโt work! Thereโs blood!โ And Chivo turns to me and says, โYou stupid! That was a miracle! The blood goes here, not with Julianne Moore!โ Yeah, that was supposed to go in the other scene, but it happened here." ("The Vulture Transcript: Alfonso Cuarรณn on Children of Men", Abraham Josephine Riesman, Vulture, 2017)](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2042334232484208645/amplify_video_thumb/2042330703938105344/img/RcQKm8w4kF22_dtd.jpg)
![Dear LA, The industry is not coming back. In the entertainment capital of the world - โHollywoodโ - there are fewer television shows and movies being produced today than when Governor Newsom was arresting people for going to the beach. The downstream carnage is piling up across our city, and we arenโt going to shame or strike or tax our way out of it. Drive down Sunset Blvd and youโll see countless โJay Luchs - For Leaseโ signs draped like flowers at a funeral. Ask your friends working in retail, restaurants, or real estate just how bad things are, and youโll be reminded that every business in our city flows downstream of the entertainment industry, the sword that LA lives by, and dies by. Rick Caruso, native Angeleno, creator of the Grove, & former mayoral candidate, has recently begun pleading to โbring Hollywood back,โ ironically via TikTok, in order to protect all of the adjacent โbelow the lineโ businesses. It is the right end goal but the wrong strategy. But what can Mr Caruso do to bring Hollywood back? Ask the unions to ease up? They run this town, even when they cut off their nose to spite their face. Ask Sacramento to give up their fruitless addiction to over-taxation & regulation? It would be easier to convince Count Dracula to give up blood. Ask consumers to change their tastes and abandon TikTok? Heโd certainly have my blessing, but that ship has sailed. We can build our way out of LAโs cost-of-housing problem, as Caruso has rightfully pointed out, but more housing alone wonโt be enough to save Los Angeles, any more than it would have been able to save Detroit after their own respective monopoly [automobiles] crumbled. Beyond rebrands & gimmicks & political rhetoric, the time has come for a complete product refresh, starting with a reimagining of how LA entertains the world. My idea is simple: pivot Los Angeles from the capital of production to the global capital of LIVE entertainment, events, & hospitality. Almost everyone needed in production, and every business downstream of production, has a year-round parallel role to offer in the AI-proof world of LIVE events. Actors can continue to delight audiences, but with a greater emphasis on in-person performances. Production services can become event logistics providers. And for everyone else it will be an all-hands-on-deck effort to ideate & create the new California dream. Outside of the highly protected walls of Disneyland, a few gated communities in Brentwood, and the smoothie bar at Erewhon weโve earned a bad reputation. The tourist consensus is that LA is dirty, dangerous, & disappointing. New travelers come to LA as a bucket list item, most vowing to never return, which never seemed to bother anyone, perhaps because previously we just didnโt need their business. We need to become the city that people want to date, not take out for a one-night-stand. And that starts by no longer acting like the prom-queen who peaked in high school. We need to collectively clean up & reorganize our entire city from LAX-itโs uber-lot-from-hell all the way to the open air drug markets surrounding our hotels. And Iโm sorry if this hurts Mayor Bassโ feelings, but our inability to manage our addiction & mental health crisis should not be the burden of our guests. The easiest place to start is Hollywood, my home of 18 years. 10,000,000 people travel annually to the Hollywood Walk of Fame despite its dubious honor as โthe worst tourist trap in the world.โ Imagine a walk-of-fame permanently closed to car traffic, protected by security, with an open-carry-beverage farmerโs market, minus the pushy hustlers, that takes over the asphalt, leaving the stars for guided experiences. Why-oh-why do we expect travelers to care about stars from 50 years ago when we refuse to make any effort to give them minimal context? I see an LA that can take the same movie magic that made it the best marketed city on earth, and use it to deliver a travel experience that warrants a 2nd, 3rd & 4th helping. The Olympics & World Cup both present once-in-a-generation opportunities for Los Angeles to reintroduce itself on a global stage. But these tentpole events should be considered the grand re-opening of LA, not the grand finale. Every celebrity on earth should already be living here, assuming they havenโt fled for their familyโs own well being after we seemingly abandoned law & order sometime around 2020, so it is easy to imagine around the clock creator driven events led by Gen-Z stars from Mr Beast to Alix Earle, galvanizing their fan bases alongside our own versions of Graceland for names like Cruise, Hepburn, & Kobe. This plan offers a little bit of something for everyone, even our wealth-gap obsessed activist class, as hospitality outcomes are flatter and more egalitarian, something our Hollywood elite at least claim they want. The biggest challenge to making Los Angeles the LIVE entertainment capital of the world will be getting our political leaders to stop sabotaging us with endless red tape, excuses, and kleptocracy. Rampant political corruption has been enabled by LAโs toothless media who, aside from Elex Michaelson & Bill Melugin - both formerly of FoxLA, have been unable to hold our politicians accountable. Reality TV star turned Influencer turned mayoral candidate (as of yesterday) Spencer Pratt has been effective in keeping the media from completely ignoring the victims of the Palisades fire, but LA still considers my former employers - KTLA & the LA TIMES- to be the watchdogs of record. Without mainstream media support I fear our new media warriors wonโt be enough to prevent leaders like Gavin Newsom & Karen Bass from continuing to pillage California with a trail of failed programs, despite bottomless budgets, that make Minnesotaโs recently unearthed $18 billion fraud scheme seem like, forgive my pun, kiddie stakes. Can someone please light the Bat-Signal for Nick Shirley? Gotham *cough cough* I mean LA needs him. Some might remember in the last mayor's race when Karen Bass said that if we elected Rick Caruso โheโd just turn LA into The Grove!โ I believe the Groveโification of LA is exactly what we need to successfully pivot as a city, and it would ultimately mean cheaper housing, better jobs for everyone, and happier repeat travelers. So to echo Elex Michaelson, who aptly quipped back at Bass, โwhatโs wrong with that?โ But why hasnโt Caruso declared himself in the next mayorโs race? Maybe itโs because he has his sights set on a California gubernatorial run or maybe he just doesnโt want to risk another disheartening defeat. Not even his inner circle knows what heโll do next. But I do know one thingโฆ Many of the most successful people in the world call California home and we are going to need them if Los Angeles is ever going to make its comeback.](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2009407068445581808/amplify_video_thumb/2009405313334886400/img/EKgu1FwZGBIeNcd7.jpg)
