Camp Daze (2005)

Zie ook dit interview met de regisseur en de scriptschrijver.

"We have a pretty extensive art, wardrobe and make-up department to make sure that the clothes of the period, the styles, the cars, the girls and the guys are all accurate. We did a lot of work on eBay - you type in 1981 and you'll find all kinds of great stuff. Posters, old albums, magazines, calendars. I graduated high school in 1981, the Costume Designer in 1983, and the stunt coordinator graduated in 1984, so we were able to drag some stuff out of our own closets. To make the atmosphere even more authentic, cell phones and computers were off limits, but it didn't matter - there was no cell service in the area, anyway. It's a fascinating experience for our actors because we have a whole crew of L.A. actors, who, for the first couple days, were wandering around like zombies. They would try to drive to New Hampshire during a break so they could use their phones. But, we wanted it to be authentic. We turned off the Internet service and the only music we had playing was stuff from 1981. Using massive speakers that broadcast through the camp, the camp would wake up to the exact same songs every morning. Playing the top 10 hits of Aug 1981 helped them stay focused on the characters having to live the same day over and over again. We were really trying to create a feeling of being trapped in 1981. All in all, not such a bad thing."

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