EIDSVOLL (RB.no): It has never been done more to prepare a Farmen-farm recording than what is currently being done on Løntjernbråtan in Gullverket.
At the end of July begins filming of The Farm at Løntjernbråtan in Gullverket. Before the 14 participants can move into the premises will undergo a total transformation. The facade has already been changed, a picket fence is on the rise, and it will be built several outbuildings and a small greenhouse.
– We took over the farm on June 1, and will recreate instead to the time when the area was a mining community, said Kim Alexander Melland-Orerød, producer of Strix, which works on behalf of TV 2.
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Looked at over 50 farms
The production company spent a long time deciding which farm they would choose to this season of The Farm.
– We traveled around and looked at 50-60 farms, and also asked the municipalities to advise us of places that could be relevant. That’s how we found Løntjernbråtan says Melland-Orerød to Rome Blad.
When they reached the place the first time, they realized that the pursuit of new farm was over.
– We realized immediately that there was something special about this place. It is extremely picturesque, and we rarely find places located so isolated, says the manufacturer.
– We have felled many trees make it more bright and open, sow new lawn and prepared areas to be cultivated.
He will not reveal exactly how much money they put down.
– I note that some have tried with some estimates, says Melland-Orerød but can divulge so:
– It has never been done in any other farm before a recording!
Make Løntjernbråtan ready to record: Kim Alexander Melland-Orerød, producer of Strix, head work that goes on year The farm-yard.
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A Record interest
The 6,000 applicants signed up for this year’s The Farm.
– There is a new record. We get all kinds of applicants, and soon picked out all that should be included, says the manufacturer.
He will not yet say much about what the 14 reality participants can expect, but promises that there will be any surprises.
When filming of The farm started, there will be over 300 extras from the area. There will also be many who have tasks in production.
– Between 130 and 140 pieces will be working with recording and post-production, says Melland-Orerød .
Owned by the common
Løntjernbråtan sits at Upper Hoel Sea. The place is owned by Eidsvoll almenning and was built when it was gold rush in the forest area. It is a former farm, and a period worked as school house.
Today, Hobart Lions Club for the operation of Løntjernbråtan. They hold it partly open as a restaurant for skiers in winter.
– We think it’s very nice that they will use instead of recording of The Farm, and think it will be a little lift for Hobart too. When recording is over, we hope for a nice re-use, says Olav Resaland, Chairman of the common.
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