Transformers 3 Principal Photography Dates Revealed

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Perhaps part of the movie will be the return to Cybertron (or should that be spikey-tron).

Yes, we should go back to Hell. It seemed like such a nice place with tall spikey spires and rivers of glowing, hot liquid. I can totally see why they were trying so hard to save that.  

Was it today that they were doing some shots on location?

SMS55

That's just wrong. If you are a big fan and she knows it, she should have encouraged you to do it. You also didn't need permission, you are an adult but that's a whole other issue.

Well, at the time we were in a bit of a financial bind. Even getting paid as an extra, I still would've had to come out of pocket for some expenses, and put a ton of miles on my car in the process. So in hindsight, she was right — it wasn't the best idea at the time. But still, it was TRANSFORMERS! I would've sold off some beloved pieces from my collection just to be there and reimburse our account to pay for the trip, but there's something you have to learn in a married relationship: If the wife disapproves of something and you still go ahead and do it, she will forever remind you about it later and how it made her feel that you didn't trust her instinct…especially if it *does* turn out to be a bad idea.

If I manage to book a day on TF3, though, I'll find some way to make it work.

I just want different accented robots to show well… an international cast of Autobot and Decepticon "races".  

Doug

I wonder which part of Florida they will be filming? It will not surprise me if it is somewhere in South Florida.

im in ft lauderdale so im looking to be wherever they are filming. id guess miami beach or somethin. doesnt bay have a house down there?

Ephland

Physical locations are more difficult to arrange and set up (and if a shot doesn't go properly, even longer to re-do). If the article is accurate, and this movie features 25% less on-location shooting than Movie 1, then to me that means a less-hectic schedule for Bay himself. Now, for the CG artists, that's another story…..

From what I understand even after the set shots are done Bay is still a very hands on director working with the teams until the finial cut of the film is finished. Yea it's not rushing off to a set, but the guy is still going to be working his butt off for a long time on Transformers 3.

Ash from Carolina

I don't know if it equals an easier schedule for Bay. Once the shooting on location is done there is still tons of work left for Bay to do. For all his flaws as a director being lazy is not one of them so I'd imagine he's going to be working on the film until the very last minute like he always does.

Physical locations are more difficult to arrange and set up (and if a shot doesn't go properly, even longer to re-do). If the article is accurate, and this movie features 25% less on-location shooting than Movie 1, then to me that means a less-hectic schedule for Bay himself. Now, for the CG artists, that's another story…..

Ephland

I called this months ago. The fact that Bay agreed to do this film in the amount of time they're doing it suggested this (less locations & shootings = less physical prep = easier schedule for Bay).

I don't know if it equals an easier schedule for Bay. Once the shooting on location is done there is still tons of work left for Bay to do. For all his flaws as a director being lazy is not one of them so I'd imagine he's going to be working on the film until the very last minute like he always does.

Fort Max

It'll be a treasure hunt on the moon instead.

How'd you guess?

crap so the eastern european thing is for Chicago? damn too bad its not for the Texas, im a big Polish guy with alot of firearms experience.