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As Karen and I run around like idiots getting wardrobe and props and everything together for tomorrow, she answers the phone over and over and over again getting all the extras for tomorrows shoot.  This should be our last day time shoot for the Summer segment, and is by far the most complicated shots in the film.

While she’s busy doing all of that, I sit editing spring.  No… I didn’t get it done for Halloween.  That’s due to the flu that I got.  When the temperature broke I thought it was over with.  It wasn’t.  So I spent the majority of this week feeling exhausted or nauseous.  Fun!  That’s also the reason for the lack of updates.  I’ve dropped 11 pounds, and I really didn’t need to, so I’m a little woozy from the whole thing.  But fortunately I didn’t get anyone else sick, and I’d still rather be ill, than deal with all of the details that Karen had to deal with this week.

We tried to shoot this last weekend, but just didn’t have the extras we needed show up, so this weekend Karen went gangbusters in making sure we had enough extras to get the shots we needed, and so have the cast and crew.  Everyone is lining up people so we can make these last shots as good as they possibly can be, and I’m so pleased with the effort they’ve all put in.  It really is wonderful to have such a dedicated group of people working on this project.

Speaking of dedication, I want to give a mad shout out to Derek, with our very first behind the scenes video post.

Once you watch the video, you’ll understand….  So without further ado, I’d like to introduce our first behind the scenes segment entitled “What Does It Take To Be An Actor?”

Thanks again to Derek for being dedicated enough to let us get it right…

And we have almost 3,000 people following the blog now.  That’s unique visitors, not visits.  So hi and thanks to everybody that’s following along.