Woodbury's blog

these are the days i say wow i LOVE what i do...17 hrs or not. its overtime!

Disney people came out to film a video with one of their young rising stars Debbie Ryan,,..She was there with a bunch of extras and a few other fellow friend actors. I thought "oh boy" "spoiled kids stars I bet".. I was wrong by a long shot. The Moms and families of the kids were cool and stayed out of the way. The kids sat when they were suppose to and acted when it was time. They were all very talented as I saw 1 kid who didnt even know another kid immediately start rapping/ beat box like as if they were friends for years. I liked doing the site managing that day even though it was long. Disney has a good thing going...Talented polite rising stars who are not only great on camera but also treat everybody like your family.

Check out Jennifer Love Hewitt this Friday May 14th on Ghostwhisperer CBS...This week's episode has several scenes filmed at the Woodbury House. Ms Love is a sweet, kind and professional young lady. This is her second time at the house and her and her crew are wonderful creative hard working people. She sure knows how to let my tear ducts flow when she helps people cross over into "afterlife"

Wow -- Its been busy at Woodbury..in fact its been too busy,, so we are putting the property on a film freeze...We are taking time out in April to do some painting, refinishing and some other tune ups thru-out the house..Filming is a no for April..Any inquiries please call Sally Elbert 818-390-1019 .Have a great day...ps We are doing this out of respect to our dear neighbors who have been so patient during those last few shoots in which alot of neighbors had to park down the street and we appreciate everyone's support and understanding..Thank you Neighbors for letting Ghostwhisperer do their thing and have a successful film shoot..Ill post which episode it is soon..

Welcome to the Woodbury Story Website. The website was named after the first 2 owners of the house. Captain Frederick Woodbury and Hampton Story. Captain Woodbury built the house in 1882, he lived there for years. Hampton Story lived in the home for 20 years. Hampton hired famed architect Frederick Roehrig to add on the music ballroom, a sunroom, porte cochere, game room, and bathrooms. Its hard to believe it but back in 1882, restrooms were outhouses! The estate is unaltered, there are no modern features. Its like walking back in time.

Hello - Thanks for looking at the site. If your interested in viewing photos just sign up as a new user..If you want photos emailed to you, you can email me at woodburystory@gmail.com - Sally Elbert...We appreciate your interest in the Historic Woodbury Mansion built in 1882. Every room is very dramatic and unique with high ceilings, thick crown moulding, vibrant colors, features also include: 1100 sq ft Music Ballroom with vaulted ceilings, 7 fireplaces, 5 bedrooms, Sapphire Dining Room, Red Napolean Reception Room, Yellow Salon, Blue French Tea/Greenhouse Room, Rustc Kitchen with double pantry, Cellar, 3rd Floor Attic and more..Call me today if you should have any further questions. Happy Thanksgiving!

Please call Sally Elbert for Film Location info at 818-390-1019 The Woodbury Historic Landmark Property is a unique & authentic film location. It has over 7,000 sq ft of: Ballroom, Salon, Formal Dining Room, Old West Kitchen, Huge Southern Style Veranda Porch, Cellar with Tunnel, Attic, 7 fireplaces, 5 bedrooms, long hallways, 13 ft ceiling with thick crown mouldings, beautiful woodwork, and dramatically painted rooms. House has been used or staged as: a Fraternity House, Sorority House, Museum, Hotel, Courthouse, Period Victorian Estate and more.

So your here at our site.,,,Thank you for looking..I am semi web-site savy so if for some reason after you "SIGN-IN/ REGISTER" you cant immediately see our photos of the interiors of the house, please email me at woodburystory@gmail.com. WELCOME! If you are a student, a researcher, a filmmaker, a location manager, a curious human, WELCOME! Please sign up so you can see more photos! I promise you I will NOT re-use your private email or I will never send you junk-mail. If you have immediate questions, please call me directly at 818-390-1019- Sally Elbert Cheers! and have an awesome day! (yes awesome) :)

Currently August is a hot one (busy wise & temperature wise too)...There was only 1 year (last year) that around this time of year it was very slow for filming..Luckily this is not the case this year. Even though filming is down through-out LA, this month the phone has been ringing for productions. Although the budgets appear smaller, they are still filming like crazy...This is a good sign., For August we have done 1 video, 1 music video, and on hold the 16th and 17th call Sally Elbert for any questions 818-225-6220 ext 101 ...

Just recently I had the pleasure of finally sitting down to watch the Movie starring KATHERINE HEPBURN!!! called "Ollie Ollie Oxen Free"...The entire movie (95% of it) was filmed at The Woodbury House!!!! It was great to see her making tea in the kitchen and running around with the other cast members...The House pretty much looked the same (filmed in 1974-I think) It was interesting to see even the surrounding areas as well. The House is over 6,700 sq ft of 125 year old authentic workmanship from the late 19th Century..People always comment how it has been untouched.

The Woodbury Story Estate is a furnished yet unoccupied National Historic late 19th Century Mansion that is available for filming. The 7000 sq ft Estate has 6 bedrooms, 5 baths, 7 fireplaces, a ballroom, a salon, living room, dining room, sunroom, long veranda, courtyard, cellar and a 3rd floor attic. The Estate has had many films made here including Kathryn Hepburn's "Ollie Ollie Oxen Free" to which 80% of the film was filmed in and around the exterior of the Estate. The property was also featured on over 40 Productions including: HGTV's If Walls Could Talk, Ghost whisperer, Many Feature films particularly Horror Genre due to the properties dramatic architectural features and Gothic Revival style as well. For more information call Sally Elbert 818-312-1617

So you had a look at some of the photos and you are intriqued?...for all filmmakers, productions, events and media events..Please call Sally Elbert at 818-225-6220 or 818-312-1617...You can arrange for an easy showing by calling me and discussing your production dates. Thank you!

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