D-Day World War II

On the 6 June 1944 the British launched an attack on the Germans. This day was a day when over 160.000 troops landed on the French coast. There were two phases : Airborne assault and amphibious attack. In the end this invasion was one of the largest in the world. Many soldiers lost their lives as they were shot at from high cliffs and bunkers.
The allies achieved the result of pushing Hitler back to Berlin and increasing their stronghold in Europe.

This was a production directed by Stephen Moser and filmed by Amrish Shah.
DOP was Christof.. They did an excellent job. Hats off to them:)

I was pretty much asked to go and act in this little promo. It was a fun time for all and the filming and took about 5 hours to do. It was incredibly hot and the hats that we wore burned our heads * No inner protection *

There were like a million takes as we all died very funnily in the beginning.
I hope you enjoy this clip, it was made to be as realistic and scary as possible. If you watch really carefully you can see that we each die about 3 times:)
It was quite fun spaziming on the ground. And if you watch evern more carefully you can see the dead people running in the background.

I had my lovely 5 seconds on screen:) And the cross across the chest:) Guess who?

If you have nothing good to say then don't say it.:)
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[ottorhunter]

great work!!! it was very realistic... i didn't notice the dead guys running... would have never known if you hadn't mentioned it :D