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1. The Dinetah Paint Factor is actually an old copper mining plant in
Superior, Arizona where the film was shot.
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2. Notice that the words "Dinetah Paints" now appear on the smokestack, a
digital addition.
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3. In a scene from the film, Joe Leaphorn and Jim Chee arrive at the
abandoned paint factory, following up on reports of gang activity.
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4. The old copper mine doubled as Obsidian Springs, the poisoned
housing project. The crew positions the lights, camera around the
location of Roman George's body.
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5. Director Chris Eyre, actor Gerald Vandevere, and producer Craig
McNeil discuss the upcoming shot.
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6. Director of Photography Roy Wagner sets up the shot. The Director of
Photography works closely with the director to properly light the set
and properly photograph the scene.
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7. While the camera captures only actors Wes Studi and Adam Beach,
dozens of people are at work behind the scenes.
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8. Harrison Lowe, who plays Roman George, makes his way to the set
made-up as a corpse.
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9. Actor Harrison Lowe takes his place on the pavement as the camera
zooms in to capture the damage.
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10. A sheet covers Roman George in this scene, where Joe Leaphorn, Jim
Chee, and Captain Butler discuss the strange logistics of his murder.
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4. Dinetah Paints
