Amy and her team needed to arrive with a defined pre-scout schedule so resort could plan for closures, and being an hour away from any meaningful grip supplies, they needed to anticipate and arrive on property with any possible gear needed. So lots of web sleuthing to find images of key locations for scheduling and traveling with things like a drinks tray rigged with a video camera attachment for navigating the casino floor, to black tablecloths and dishes so white smoke wouldn’t be lost against white plate and tablecloth, and large light blocking fabrics for reducing window light for the nighttime dining shots.  

We asked Amy to share her thoughts on this project, she said "with drone, motion, and stills change ups and an aggressive shot list at an expansive resort we hustled our way through two and a half days of shooting, and had a blast along the way!"