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AMC: Meet Griffin Castillo!


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That LOOKED great! Was that shot in dv? Presumably HD whatever it was. Wow, imagine if GL had looked like that. And all of AMC's sets should look like those (rented hotel rooms?). The only downfall is that you can see every skin imperfection, I wouldn't want folks counting my razor bumps and pores, but wow, I am really taken by the look of that and if by any chance that's cheaper than the format they're currently using, they need to make the switcheroo. I'm guessing it's more expensive and was used to look extra stunning on our computer screens.

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I have to admit I'm a sucker for these web spin offs--it's interesting that it does look like they were personally going for a telenovela look. I see Sara Saedi, who wrote all the ABC crossover stuff this Summer wrote it, and it was produced and directed by Enza Dolce Nini who direcs nearly all of AMC's location stuff.

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