Timing is Everyhing

Ladies and Gentleman,

I am going to apologize in advance for a coming gap in updates. This weekend I am going to be committing a majority of my time to catching up on my portfolio class. Sadly, I was assigned my portfolio review during the same time as shooting my portfolio piece. It is an unfortunate turn of events, however it should only serve to set us back a couple of days. We are still going to be shooting the hospital scene, and the elevator scene on May the 11th and 12th. Currently we are making progress on locking down our final location.

I think it would be funny if I ended up failing my portfolio review, especially considering I have been involved at an executive level in three senior productions already. I suppose being the invisible hand has distinct disadvantages.

Logan

Angels On Our Shoulders!

Hey all!

Well, they don't call me the bullet dodger for nothing! Some kind soul returned a very expensive piece of equipment that I had thought was lost for good. Thank you, whoever you are! Art Department put in some work last night getting the set pieces painted, it is only a matter of time until we have the elevator constructed and we are ready to roll on the rest of the movie! Let's keep the momentum up, everything is going great!

Peek at Day One

Day one was exciting to say the least! Here are some snaps from the shoot. Joe Homes and Aubrey and Kristina Thalen playing Tanya. There will be many more to come I am sure! Photos are courtesy of James Schmidt.

Happy Tuesday

Going to retrieve the rest of the footage from day one today! I am really excited, so far everything is looking really solid. Stay tuned for the calendar and more announcements!

Storyboards for Scene 2

For my players this should look awfully familiar. To the rest of you, it is going to be a wonderful surprise!

Meet the Leads!

Here are the character concept designs for Brea and Aubrey. I drew them myself!

A Peek at Day Two

Here are some little snapshots from the Easter Sunday shoot. The scene stars Joe Homes as Aubrey, the main character, playing across from the lovely and talented Amy Watson as Mrs. Birdie. There are a couple of pics of me and the crew in there too, do we look tired?

Welcome to the Roses Project!

Hey all!

I must admit, that this whole 'internet' thing scares the living Zombie Jesus out of me. I know that is a contradiction, but I needed to start this blog off with a bang! I just got the skeleton up for now, but by tomorrow there is going to be a real time calendar posted along with some production stills and other goodies! So far the amazing cast has done a wonderful job making the characters jump off of the page, and the crew has delivered on their end as well.

I have had a chance to review the footage from the first two days, and I must say that this project is going to be a lot of fun if we keep up this momentum. Stay tuned lovebirds, it only gets better from here!