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George, Dan, Sally and David sitting on the bench where "Dance on the Bench" was shot. It was definitely hot up there that summer. |
| Dan and Sally on the bench posing for a publicity photo. | 
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David at the house's well imitating Dan for the sequence that begins Dan's solo dance. This was the source of water for George's house. |
| Sally checking the bread dough to see if it has risen. She made fresh bread for dancers and crew every morning. | 
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The serenity of George's house with no electricity, radios or TV made it so natural to keep a guitar around all the time. (The actual dancing was done to taped music). |
| Sound engineer Nat Johnson waits patiently for me to break the Nagra tape recorder. | 
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The dancers: Faith Pettit, Ann Asnes, Leslie Woodies, Sue Hendrickson, Judith Moss, Sally Hess, Regan Frey. (photo Nat Johnson) |
| Faith and Regan praticing for the dance in the windows. (photo Nat Johnson) | 
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Sally at the table in the dining room just after we shot the piece where she sets the table. (photo Nat Johnson) |
| Sue at the very end of the credit piece. Probably shot just before we stopped tape. (photo Nat Johnson) | 
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Nat Johnson, Frank Lane (camera) and David setting up for the credit shot. |
| Nancy Mason, Associate Producer, holds up what looks like a shooting schedule. In the foreground is camerman Frank Lane. In the background lighting director the late John L. Sullivan | 
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Nat Johnson, David and Nancy probably watching a playback of one of the takes. |