“Passage
to Zarahemla
by
Chris Heimerdinger
Filmed
in the violin shop and valley mentioned in “Two Trees,”
“Choice of Loves,” and “Clay Angel”
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Chris
Heimerdinger and I met over 15 years ago in the “most
affordable” neighborhood in the Salt Lake valley
(Chesterfield). We both had our individual dreams (his: to become an
author and produce major motion pictures based upon his novels /
mine: to become a Master Luthier), and our careers have paralleled
each other ever since. When Chris asked if he could write a book that
included my violin shop and valley and eventually shoot a movie, I
couldn't refuse.
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The film crew arrives at the
violin shop. (The vehicles pictured here are just the beginning.)
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Setting up the camera.
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Getting ready to shoot at the
violin shop.
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Moving down to
the house in the valley
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Front porch, ready to shoot
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Setting up the “dolly”
in the valley for action shots
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A “fissure” in the
earth (by Gary Sivertsen and Kathy Crandall)
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A Nephite (Moronia Kanekoa) in the
front yard.
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Gadianton “Ogath”
(Chris
Laird)
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Gadianton “Shemish”
“Kyle
Reyes”
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Gadianton “Kush”
(Sila Agavale)
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Gadianton “Bakaan”
(Michael
Christian)
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Believe it or not, this is
Chris Heimerdinger
(as a Gadianton slave).
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Yes, it's really this busy...
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...everywhere.
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"Two
Trees," by Kevin Lee Luthier
Copyright 2001-2009 Kevin Lee Luthier
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