Oklahoma stands in for Russia in 3-D sci-fi film
BY GENE TRIPLETT NewsOK.com
Monday, February 11, 2013
OKLAHOMA CITY - Politicians turning into rats? Maybe not so hard to believe. But Oklahoma City standing in as Moscow? Guthrie acting as the Russian capital? Now that sounds like science fiction.
Leave it all to the special effects guys. In today's high-tech movie world, everything's possible in postproduction.
And when the final cut is in the can, “Higher Mission” will hold a special place in state filmmaking history.
“It's in 3-D,” producer Gray Frederickson said. “First 3-D movie ever shot in Oklahoma.”
Associated Images:
Russian writer-director Vladimir Uglichin, left, and his cinematographer Andrea V. Rossotto set up a shot with a 3-D camera during the filming of "Higher Mission" a sci-fi movie being shot in Oklahoma City. STEVE GOOCH/NewsOK.com
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