Ravage on Netflix: How was the fishing hut scene shot?

Tom Hardy blows up on Netflix. And for Garrett Evans, the director was destroyed, the scene of the fishing huts was much more than a simple action sequence. It was a major challenge that required an intellectual approach.

“We have built three different huts: for scenes under one floor, and in the other studio quarrel“He declares Tudum. And the third was built on the outside, in the Landscape of Wales, for Mertir Machi, for more intimate and dramatic moments.

The details of this obsessed attention have made it possible to have an atmosphere full of tension, where each confrontation raises issues. Each member of the team put the heart in this project to make the simple environment turn into a real character.

Hard shot but with a smile

Tom Hadid is always ready to get the most terrible challenges, a scene shooting description as an intense experience but incredibly enriched. He explains that this complex sequence was gradually taken. “There is a lot of excitement and movement, then we stop“He notes.”So it’s quite methodical and very fun. It was hard but it was a little done“

And this is not Justin Cornell, who will say the opposite. It took six weeks of night shooting on stage! “It drives you in an intense struggle or in a state of flight“He explains.”I guess it corresponds to the intensity of the scene. But this is, of course, one of the most intense things I have ever done or never even seen in front of the camera.“

To prepare for this intense shooting, Jesse May Lee worked with the waterfall team and trained in firearms. “It was really interesting and terrifying for me, but I am afraid of firearms shooting“Explains the actor.

Ravage is currently available on Netflix.