CLIFF CULLEY |
Pictures gallery from the film: Bear island (1979)
Director: Don Sharp
Cinematography: Alan Hume
Production Design: Harry
Pottle
Special effects: David Harris
/ Roy Whybrow
Miniature and matte painting supervisor:
Cliff Culley
Model maker: Terry Adlam
Matte and miniature camera: Neil
Culley
Information thanks to Terry Adlam
1. "Cliff Culley matte painting for the ceiling of the cave, including part od the rope ladder."
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2. and 3. "This sequence
was shot with miniatures on the backlot at Pinewood. All the huts,
including a breakaway one that the mast falls on,
were built in Cliff's workshop
and were about a meter long and about 31 cm high. The mast was made
from strips of brass and
stood about 2 - 3 meters
high and once again made in Cliff's workshop. The mountains
and the land were tables and wooden struts
shaped into peaks, covered
with canvas and then covered with salt to give the impression of snow"
4." This is a smaller miniature
shot in Cliff's studio and with the binocular mask added on optically."
5. "This is a miniature,
well quite a big miniature actually, about 3 meters high that we built
in the car park outside Cliff's office.
The rock faces
were painted fibreglass strapped to a scaffold and once again dressed with
salt, The huts on top of the cliff were
once again models."