Here are some frame-grabs from this weekend’s shoot of “The 20-Second Rule” directed by Clay Delauney and written by Josh Nicols. It’s gonna be great - really great!!! The fantastic cast was led by the very funny Jay Laisné.
The three-day shoot was shot using two Panasonic HVX200 cameras both with Letus35 lens adapters. We used Nikon lenses (25mm, 35mm, 50mm, 85mm, and 135mm) rented from Sammy’s. Just about everything was exposed for ƒ2.0 and framed for a 2.35 aspect ratio.
I’ll write more in a next couple of days. Till then, thank you to all the nice folks who gave of their time to this project. I think it’s gonna be fabulous. Ah, the questions you’ll have after seeing the following frame-grabs!
Favorite quote from the show’s call sheet:
“They won’t let me return the ball gag!”
And now after quite a long absence, that moment of Zen:
From my phone after the second day of shooting. It still hasn’t been found!
6 Sept 08: Follow-up to the case of the missing scorpian…
I can’t wait to get more images from this show. For now these will have to suffice. Bruce Lance is a short film about a magician who doesn’t do magic. It’s a bit of a spoof on the “Mindfreak” - punk rock magician who you either love or hate. Shot like a “Behind the Music” episode, using a Panasonic HVX200 camera in and around the Los Angeles area. The project is directed by Justin Viar and co-written by Justin and lead actor, Soren Bowie.
A mySpace page has been created (click here). Take a look, post a comment and get ready to have your mind blown. Snippets from the show and a trailer will be available shortly. The episode one should be done in a month or so.
↑ : Jessica preps the “stub” // → : We’re about to interview “Lance”
This is the “hush-hush” project I posted about in June. It’s called “Coeds” and it’s a 1/2 hour pilot. A short teaser has cut and posted on YouTube - here’s the link:
You can, of course, watch it here.
It’s going to be pitched around town. With luck, you’ll see it on you television very soon. Until then…
Visit the YouTube link and watch it, tell your friends to watch, and don’t forget to leave lovely comments with pretty words and glowing plaudits.
So far the response has been very positive. Congrats to Andrew (director). Let’s get ‘er done, home biscuit!!! Whew, whoo… Go Me!
