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Community => Coffee Lounge => Topic started by: john and helen on November 06, 2013, 09:03:00 am
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I have had a friend ask me , if i will help him with a film, i have no problems with that , but he wants a lamb!! i have said, and i maybe wrong, lambs are not due until spring, the film he is doing is a modern day slant on the nativity,
I have also mentioned if we do find a lamb or kid , the scene would have to be shot at the location, as you would need a movement licence etc etc
any ideas how to get over this one
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I'm sure I saw an article in this month's 'Country Living" about a nativity play somewhere in England and they had lambs. I don't have the magazine now but you might find something on the CL website.
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You could contact the Dorset Sheep Society
http://www.dorsetsheep.org.uk/ (http://www.dorsetsheep.org.uk/)
They might know of someone.
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Lots of farmers round here have already lambed (Dorset breeds). If you pm me I might have a contact who is used to filming.
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:wave:
thats interesting about the Dorset breeds, lie look into that
No problems with the filming side BC its one of my past times, :thumbsup: i am off to film some hawks owls and Eagles next week (weather permitting) for a hawk centre :excited:
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I meant they are used to filming with their sheep :roflanim: - just been used for 'Far from the Madding Crowd'. So our local sheep are going to be stars :excited: . It will be released next Autumn :fc:
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I meant they are used to filming with their sheep :roflanim: - just been used for 'Far from the Madding Crowd'. So our local sheep are going to be stars :excited: . It will be released next Autumn :fc:
:roflanim: :roflanim: :roflanim: :roflanim: :roflanim: gotcha now :roflanim: