New Moon Set Report From Twilight Lexicon, April 28

Parece que a partir de ahora, cada viernes, algunas páginas van a sacar material en exclusiva de sus visitas al set de New Moon. Qué suertudos, e?

Aquí os pongo un trozo de la entrada que publica twilightlexicon (la tenéis entera pinchando aquí).

Fansite Friday: New Moon Set Report

Posted by Twilight_News - 07/08/09 at 03:08 am

On April 28th of 2009 I had the privilege of visiting the set of The Twilight Saga: New Moon in Vancouver, British ColumbiaFor as long as I’ve been involved in the Twilight Saga (and I think I can safely say that I’m kind of the momma bear of the fandom) I’ve taken the stand point of reporting on everything as I see it to bring it to the rest of the fandom who may not have had the same opportunities that I have had. Yes, I am just as fan gurlish over the actors as the next person (as you will see in my report), but I also think that the surrounding atmosphere and landscape is just as interesting. Incidentally, the landscape (or more specifically the weather) plays such a huge part in the filming that it’s virtually impossible to do a set report without commenting on it in some way.

In fact, if I may take this chance to put in a personal request to anyone who ever gets the chance to interview anyone involved in the film, let’s all agree in a new phrasing of a certain question. Please refrain from asking, “What was your biggest challenge with the film?” Because the answer is ALWAYS, “The weather.” Instead ask, “What was your biggest challenge with the film OTHER THAN the weather?” We will all learn so much more in the long run! Seriously. Wait until you hear EVERYONE talk about in our interviews. So, let’s ask a different question. The weather is bad. It’s supposed to be raining. That’s kind of the point. Let’s talk about something else.

9: 23 pm – Kristen Stewart arrives in an oversized coat. As tiny as she is, her presence leaves a huge mark on the set.

11:07 pm – To our surprise, and the surprise of our rep as well as Rachel, Kristen approached us to say hello. She couldn’t really talk to us because she was getting ready for one of the biggest emotional scenes she would have to do in the film, but it was great that she cared enough to come and thank us for stopping by. Again, Kimmy’s reaction was priceless. I would have loved to have a camera just to get some of her expressions on film!