Yesterday the National Museum accommodated us with the taking of footgae of Henry Peschier's sword but we were met with two snags:
1. The sword was in a glass case which created a lot of light reflection ,something that needs to be avoided in a documentary, and the holder of the keys was absent so that a vantage view was not given for the footage. As a result, we made arrangements with the curator to return today. Unfortunately, I pick up work at 1 p.m., so Lorriane will go on her own.
2. The information on the sword said that Henri Peschier's son in law and family member Joseph Peschier was in fact the holder of the sword and not Henri himself. Besson said that it belonged to Henri in an interview, which we wanted to use in the documentary, but editing will rectify that.
Sly.
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