I’d like to do a post about something I learned while shooting A House for Marge. The final film is planned to be about ten minutes long or less. The scenes are pretty tight. We worked hard with Aubrey Hansen … Read More
This was the big shooting day. Probably if you count it all up, we shot half of the movie on day five. The location was the house of A House for Marge. It started with a cat. He wasn’t in … Read More
(My turn to write a blog post!) Our Tuesday-afternoon shoot was complicated by the fact that Rebekah, our AD, was absent. But we still managed to get through everything in time, despite late actors, changes in lighting, and one-too-many “if … Read More
Today we loaded up the car with equipment and props (in the process discovering that it has a suitably deep trunk) and drove off to location. Once there, we set up and shot a scene. Rebekah arranged the props.
This was a short day. We just shot two little bits with a bulletin board. It took an hour and a half, but we finally succeeded! We converted a board that we had thought was a bulletin board into this: