- Talk a little bit about that.
That's a beautiful shot there.
Talk about, you said yesterday when we spoke
you lost one of your drones
and that's gotta be a horror of filmmaking.
Talk about that process and getting those shots.
- Yeah, it was actually lost luggage. [laughs]
- So we went down to Panama
specifically to get three of those shots right there
and it was a weekend
where we went, I believe it was
to Houston from Milwaukee
and then from Houston to Panama
and we hired a drone operator
and he's like oh, we should bring and extra drone
which was a great idea
because one got lost, right,
and then we got down there late
and tried to get up to where Padre Pablo's foundation is
and there was a bunch of people staying
at where we were supposed to be staying.
He had gotten the date wrong.
- He was having a retreat,
a community retreat with all the kids,
and they were staying there
kind of like an overnight camp.
So we couldn't stay there. [laughs]
- And it was like 11, 12 at night
and also there had been a power outage
for the last couple days
so there was no light anywhere.
So we ended up sleeping in a car
on the side of the Pan-American Highway that night
and then we got up at 6:00 AM,
got those shots that you see
that are really dry looking shots
that you fade in from the green to the brown,
drone shots of the teak,
and then within an hour two it started raining
and so we weren't able to film anything after that.
- We had about a two hour window
to get all the shots we needed
and then it just started pouring.