48 Hour Film Project - Other World
48 Hour Film Project Screenings (Group A)
Wednesday, September 5 @ 7:00pm
Featuring the Mint Film Submission "Other World" a story about a boy who must rescue his true love from a ghostly parallel dimension and it's bizarre inhabitants. (Genre: Romance, Character: Burt Didier tree expert, Prop: a Bookend, Line: "We don't have time for this.") Starring: Ian Carlsen, Autumn Rose, Parker Newton, Jared Flynn and Jeff Griecci.
Last weekend was a blast, an absolute thrill-ride through 40 hours of sleep-deprivation, sunburn, slashed tires and a whole lot of running to and away from cameras.
Got to experience the "serve and protect" side of the law for once, standing by our two jeeps, loaded down with equipment (cameras, monitors, lights, tripods, etc.) tires all slashed and deflated. Felt it should be significant, being the older ones now, having the police work for us. Mostly it was just cold, the sun had gone down and the wind was still constant. So I listened in for a little while and then just hung out inside the jeep where it was warm.
Kate Law's birthday last night. Night at the Snug talking, carousing, quite mellow but still enjoyable. Sawyer, Moody, Meghan, Vanesa, Nate, Kate, Rachel and Nick were all there. Want to get recording with Moody again. She'll be leaving soon for ART down in Boston, where Trish got that job as Assistant Properties Master. Doing the roommate shuffle once again. Strange how lives loop up like that. I guess that's theater and New England for you. Everyone knows everyone, and after a point you connect back. It is a good idea never to burn a bridge here.
Rachel at some point last night stated that she was leery about leaving her job at the State Court to try to get a job acting for PSC. It's a strange trap that you can get caught in. Acting pays a lot, but infrequently, so you have to be fine with constantly looking for a new way to make ends meet. I guess my inability to really stay with a job helps me out in the long run. I cannot help but always seek something new.
Maybe teaching will be different? Who knows.
Reading Mark Antony in Julius Cesar tonight. Very excited. Paid gig as well.
Wednesday, September 5 @ 7:00pm
Featuring the Mint Film Submission "Other World" a story about a boy who must rescue his true love from a ghostly parallel dimension and it's bizarre inhabitants. (Genre: Romance, Character: Burt Didier tree expert, Prop: a Bookend, Line: "We don't have time for this.") Starring: Ian Carlsen, Autumn Rose, Parker Newton, Jared Flynn and Jeff Griecci.
Last weekend was a blast, an absolute thrill-ride through 40 hours of sleep-deprivation, sunburn, slashed tires and a whole lot of running to and away from cameras.
Got to experience the "serve and protect" side of the law for once, standing by our two jeeps, loaded down with equipment (cameras, monitors, lights, tripods, etc.) tires all slashed and deflated. Felt it should be significant, being the older ones now, having the police work for us. Mostly it was just cold, the sun had gone down and the wind was still constant. So I listened in for a little while and then just hung out inside the jeep where it was warm.
Kate Law's birthday last night. Night at the Snug talking, carousing, quite mellow but still enjoyable. Sawyer, Moody, Meghan, Vanesa, Nate, Kate, Rachel and Nick were all there. Want to get recording with Moody again. She'll be leaving soon for ART down in Boston, where Trish got that job as Assistant Properties Master. Doing the roommate shuffle once again. Strange how lives loop up like that. I guess that's theater and New England for you. Everyone knows everyone, and after a point you connect back. It is a good idea never to burn a bridge here.
Rachel at some point last night stated that she was leery about leaving her job at the State Court to try to get a job acting for PSC. It's a strange trap that you can get caught in. Acting pays a lot, but infrequently, so you have to be fine with constantly looking for a new way to make ends meet. I guess my inability to really stay with a job helps me out in the long run. I cannot help but always seek something new.
Maybe teaching will be different? Who knows.
Reading Mark Antony in Julius Cesar tonight. Very excited. Paid gig as well.