Showing posts with label Lindsey Byrnes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lindsey Byrnes. Show all posts

Friday, April 26, 2019

Behind the scenes photos from the 'JT Leroy' set


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Photographer: Lindsey Byrnes (we're assuming she took the group pic too).

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Thursday, January 31, 2019

Wednesday, April 4, 2018

Friday, October 13, 2017

Photos of Kristen taken by Lindsey Byrnes - Winnipeg, Canada 2017



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The photos were taken in Winnipeg, Canada during 'JT Leroy' filming.

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Monday, August 21, 2017

BTS photo of Kristen and Jim Sturgess on the set of 'JT Leroy'


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Kristen appears to be the one that Jim is looking at.

Source: Jim Sturgess Photographer: Lindsey Byrnes

Thursday, August 25, 2016

NEW ' Equals' BTS photos by photographer, Lindsey Byrnes


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Lindsey Byrnes When Kristen Stewart asked if I wanted to come visit her in Japan, where she was working on a film, I didn’t hesitate; I grabbed my camera and went. Well, there was a little coordinating but that part is really boring.

Never did I think I’d be on the set of an actual feature film, let alone be in Japan and with one of my closest friends. But in the end of 2014, that’s exactly where I was. Specifically, I visited Tokyo, Kyoto, and Awaji Island, three of the locations where Equals, a science fiction-romantic-drama hybrid was shot.

Nicholas Hoult and Kristen Stewart play two people living in a world where emotions are not allowed to exist. When they both become infected with a disease that gives them back their ability to feel compassion and love, the film turns into a sort of futuristic Romeo and Juliet. Hanging out behind the scenes, I got a glimpse into a whole other side of the filmmaking process: the quiet moments, the in-between thoughtfulness.

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