About this time last year I started a blog post "another week, another shoot." The sentiment is just as apt now as it was then. I've been rolling from one film shoot to the next, without a break between, hence my disappearance from the virtual world.
I'm also desperately trying to steal moments to finish a novella for a TWRP anthology, the deadline for which is less than 2 weeks away. So I'm keeping my head down, and working hard.
What are the rest of you up to?
Sunday, July 31, 2011
Monday, July 4, 2011
Where I work - some of the time
My apologies that I've been AWOL for so long. I've been rolling over from one film shoot onto the next, and as I've said over on the Minxes blog today, I'm currently on Day 3 of a 5 day shoot.
Which makes this the perfect time to show you where I work when I'm not at a desk ... this is today's office:
Usually my office is a camp chair in the VT tent (known as the Video Village on larger shoots), and usually set up in some cow field or on a sidewalk:
but on my previous shoot I had a rather more civilised set up in a professional ballet studio. At least it was out of the elements!
But sometimes being on set offers real challenges ... this is my production co-ordinator (and former book editor) Ceridwen Morris on the Santam shoot I worked on in Cape Town earlier this year. Can you believe anyone would give up working with books to do this?
If you'd like to see the Santam commercial, click here.
Which makes this the perfect time to show you where I work when I'm not at a desk ... this is today's office:
Usually my office is a camp chair in the VT tent (known as the Video Village on larger shoots), and usually set up in some cow field or on a sidewalk:
but on my previous shoot I had a rather more civilised set up in a professional ballet studio. At least it was out of the elements!
But sometimes being on set offers real challenges ... this is my production co-ordinator (and former book editor) Ceridwen Morris on the Santam shoot I worked on in Cape Town earlier this year. Can you believe anyone would give up working with books to do this?
If you'd like to see the Santam commercial, click here.
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