We were fortunate when filming Uncle Louie to have access to many of San Jose’s unique locations. The Municipal Rose Garden for example with it sprawling lawns and variety of roses in various stages of bloom deepened the emotional impact of the scenes we filmed there. The Rosicrucian with its Egyptian structures and hieroglyphic symbols seasoned the story with mystery and intrigue and brought the supernatural elements to life. The intersection of Bascom and San Carlos was a dream come true, full of character and grit. Filming there with the constant traffic and passing buses was difficult, but well worth it. You’ll see.
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
THE MAKING OF UNCLE LOUIE: entry 34
We were fortunate when filming Uncle Louie to have access to many of San Jose’s unique locations. The Municipal Rose Garden for example with it sprawling lawns and variety of roses in various stages of bloom deepened the emotional impact of the scenes we filmed there. The Rosicrucian with its Egyptian structures and hieroglyphic symbols seasoned the story with mystery and intrigue and brought the supernatural elements to life. The intersection of Bascom and San Carlos was a dream come true, full of character and grit. Filming there with the constant traffic and passing buses was difficult, but well worth it. You’ll see.
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