Archive for the ‘Production process’ Category
'Twas the Night Before Wrap…
It feels like Christmas Eve. Or at least the way Christmas Eve used to feel when I was young enough to accept that the magic was entirely objective, and not the result (at least partly) of a conspiracy between retail...
Press Support for the Rising Moon
The Otago Daily Times has published an encouraging editorial in support of The Insatiable Moon. Money quote?: "There is art,...
Why Wrap?
Ian Mune as Norm - Don't worry, he's just acting One of the pleasures of the Insatiable Moon set is...
The Last Week
First Day of Shooting Above: We're Nearly There... And so...it begins...Week Five of shooting. By Friday evening, we'll be done,...
What Are We Gripping In Here?
Troy the Mighty* Yesterday was a sweltering hot day - 28 degrees (which is 86 for those living in Fahrenheit)...
Transcendence and Compassion in Cinema
Mick Innes as 'John' I’m in Ponsonby’s red light district – the portable gazebos we’re using for shade and comfortable...
Into Great Silence: A Quiet Day on Set
Watching and Waiting in the Green Room (Photo by Violaine Barrois) There is a near-deathly still in our improvised green...
How Not to Do It
Fascinating, wince-inducing article in The Guardian this morning - about how a first time producer spent several million on a...
of place and emotional power, in a
moving, original movie that
deserves to be seen."
