Several Entertainment sites have now released the information that they are heading to Vancouver to visit the New Moon set. They are asking for fan input for questions.

First up Rotten Tomatoes:

“I’m delighted to share the news that Rotten Tomatoes is heading north this week… to the Vancouver set of The Twilight Saga: New Moon, to observe filming and interview cast members! While we won’t be at liberty to divulge too much of our visit this week, chime in and tell us what you want to know most from the set of New Moon and we’ll do our best to oblige.”

Next Up Hit Fix:

“you can follow my journey to some extent over the next few days on Twitter.  Or, why not participate?  This writer has purposely avoided reading any of the novels to come at the series from a strictly cinematic perspective (a decision that has worked well for the “Harry Potter” franchise).  However, I’d love to know what you, the fans, would like to find out about the movie. What are you most curious about?  What would you ask Chris Weitz if you could?  Dakota Fanning? Or, a member of the Wolfpack?”

According to the Vancouver Sun a local radio station revealed the exact address and times of a New Moon movie shoot. It ended up causing a problem for the security since some of the fans who showed up weren’t content to stand behind established barriers.

They were especially concerned because the particular set is of a high-grade styrofoam and could easily be damaged by tresspassers.

“For security crews, it’s a cat-and-mouse game keeping zealous fans from storming ‘New Moon’ film sets. To the chagrin of protectors, someone blurted the movie-shoot address on The Beat radio station last week. When the Now visited the scene Wednesday evening, a small group of people – mostly teen girls and women – gawked at the two-storey “house” and chatted with two non-uniformed security personnel.

One woman drove from Burnaby to get a look.

“I don’t like going to the film sets when they’re shooting,” she said, “because there are too many crazies hiding in the trees and everywhere.””

Read the full article here.