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1. From left to right, director of photography Roy Wagner, first
assistant director Chad Rosen, director Chris Eyre, and actor Adam Beach
discuss the blocking for Jim Chee's discovery at Roosevelt Bistie's
campsite.
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2. The crew sets up lights and camera around the campsite, while
director Chris Eye, right, prepares to watch the action on a monitor.
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3. A boom microphone floats above the location, a deserted road outside
Superior, Arizona, where most of the filming took place. Superior has
also been the backdrop for the movies Eight Legged Freaks (2002), The
Gauntlet (1977), How the West Was Won (1962), The Prophecy (1995), and
U-Turn (1997).
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4. Sound, lighting, and cameras are readied while actor Adam Beach takes
position so that filming can begin.
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5. With a crack of "the sticks," a digital board indicating the scene
number and take that will later help the film's editor synchronize
picture and sound, the set is clear and the camera captures Jim Chee's
campsite discovery.
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6. A cardboard box holds a bag of "blood," one of the clues Jim Chee
will soon discover.
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7. The camera zooms in for a close-up of the bloody bag.
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8. A close-up of the mysterious bloody bag as seen in the film.
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9. The grisly prosthetic hand awaits its close-up in a cardboard box.
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10. Wondering what's for lunch, Jim Chee takes up the ladle to Roosevelt
Bistie's stew.
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11.To his horror, Jim Chee pulls Roosevelt Bistie's hand out of the
stew.
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Bistie's Campsite
