Episode Fourteen: "ZOMBIES!"
Season Two of CHERUB continues in high style, as the clubhouse is invaded by ZOMBIES! What else do you want? Running time: 7:31
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Starring:
BASIL HARRIS as Cherub, the Vampire with Bunny Slippers
JENNIFER BOYD MOON as Charity Case
BEN LAURANCE as Jasper Windham-Hill
CHRIS HADDAD as Roger Pipebomb
BRYNN HAMBLY as Barney
Guest starring:
PAUL GUDE as Johnny Mildly-Irritating
MIKE PHAM as Connie
Written & directed by SCOTT O. MOORE
Produced by STEPHEN McCANDLESS & SCOTT O. MOORE
Director of Photography: MICHAEL HAYES WHITE
Editor: BEN LAURANCE
Sound: LLEW ROBERTS
Script supervisor: COE ROBERTS
Original music/opening theme: THE FOG PEOPLE
Story editors: SCOTT O. MOORE, CHRIS HADDAD
Web technologies: LLEW ROBERTS
Created by SCOTT O. MOORE
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Comments
Man, you guys are amazing to get that all in one take. All I can say is wow!
Another triumph!!
Posted by: Derek | July 10, 2006 07:38 AM
This is the best thing ever.
Posted by: Teno | July 10, 2006 04:21 PM
Okay, so I really enjoyed this one but I feel compelled to mock you for the continuous take: Whedon did it to establish space within the ship. Tenth character and all that? But you Mr. Moore, are clearly showboating. So to speak.
Posted by: Joshua | July 11, 2006 09:38 AM
Showboating? *blink blink* Why whatever do you mean?
Seriously, we just didn't have anything better to do that night.
Posted by: Scotto | July 11, 2006 10:50 AM
By the way, there have been "oners" in Buffy as well (albeit less impressive ones). Oh, and nice work with the episode.
Posted by: Joshtek | July 11, 2006 02:45 PM
Joshtek-- I remember one in "The Body". Was there another?
Posted by: Joshua | July 12, 2006 03:08 AM
The main one I was thinking about was in "Angel" - forget which ep, but it's the long tracking shot in season five that follows Angel around the entire Wolfram & Hart set, interacting with each of the other principal cast members along the way.
Posted by: Scotto | July 12, 2006 08:47 AM
Scotto: Maybe you are thinking of the four and a half minute oner near the beginning of Conviction (Angel s5e1). It took 27 takes.
Posted by: Joshtek | July 12, 2006 08:57 AM
NOOOOOOOOOO! Connies dead!! why!? aww he was so funny!
Posted by: Taylor | July 12, 2006 04:56 PM
Well, here's where I have to shamefacedly admit that I've only seen a few Angels after the first season. My geek squad broke up and it was just hard to take the time after that.
Though that sounds like the same sort of thing, of establishing a larger flow.
Not that any of that matters. Generally speaking this episode was one of my favorites and the long cut didn't bother me at all. I just felt the need to tease you for doing a long cut in a garage.
And, hey, if it saves time on editing and gets the shows out faster, I say do all of them in one cut.
Posted by: Joshua | July 14, 2006 02:43 PM
"And, hey, if it saves time on editing and gets the shows out faster, I say do them all in one cut."
Um. As one of the actors and writers on the show I say "HAHAHAHA, OH, dear god don't make me go back to that garage again!"
Seriously though, while the one shotter was fun it also took a whole night of rehearsal and a level of focus that we actor types aren't known for.
The zombies were cool though.
Posted by: Pipebomb | July 19, 2006 08:32 PM
who said oners save time in editing? i didn't hear that.
Posted by: benlau | July 23, 2006 01:21 PM