It's a wrap

On day 3, we went an hour outside the city to find a 10-pin bowling alley. Many places around here are 5-pin, a uniquely Canadian phenomenon.

We were able bowl during the lunch break and after we stopped shooting for the day. Highlight of the day came when a 70-something bowling aficionado called my art director a pansy and challenged him to a bowl-off. She won handily.

The next day, we needed to leave the hotel at 5:30 am to Redwoods golf course, which is an hour outside the city. I must say it was a bit wild to watch the sun rise over a golf course. Unfortunately it rained all day. Fortunately the crew brought in a tent and heater for us. Then we went to shoot at a second location, Granville Island. This is adjacent to Vancouver and is a big tourist area. Though there is a nice public market that’s nicely done with lots of fresh food and flowers. Despite the rain, we got all our footage. And I must say it was nice to be able to eat room service for dinner 2 nights in a row.