Last Sunday, Lancelonie joined actor Anthony Franchitto's film production crew that shot a pilot for a possible series of episodes.
The weather and the team, left photo, were both wonderful. It was really nice to be surrounded by like-minded people, as I always said about Fox Entertainment Group. (I miss being with that fabulous family. But anyway...) We all enjoyed the sunny afternoon - meeting and greeting - as I waited for good timing to take still shots with Big Daddy Mark. As for hubby, waiting was no luxury. He had our Little Baby Canon Rebel xsi propped up in time-lapse mode.
After an hour of camera snapping, auto-bursting and friendly chit-chatting, Lancelonie left the building.
An email for another weekend crew headcount came to me after a few days. But before I was able to reply, Franchitto sent a notice of project cancellation. Prompted by an experienced director he has contact with, Anthony delayed his pilot shoots for further creative development.
Is there a limit or rule to writing slashes, Ms. Grammar? You know I write differently when it's an official article, right? I STRICTLY follow the standards of writing. No bubble-like comic-book-inspired statements enclosed in parenthesis, such as this: (I can't help it, okay?). No contractions, made-up idioms nor too much hyphenated words, which you read earlier. No distractions nor deviations whatsoever, like I do in blogs. No... Okay, somebody's saying shut the front door, Mrs. Strictly-Following-Standards-When-Not-Blogging-Writer! Shush!
Going back to Sunday's production, Tony was the executive producer slash writer slash director slash lead actor. He mentioned that wearing four different hats created some sort of gap.
Now, what do I know about gap? Let's see... Hubby has Gap in his closet. I have gap between my back teeth. We have little gaps at home once in a while. And GAAP is written all over my Wiley book. (What a Tom Babbler, you say!)
Back again to our main man, who was getting a hair spray on right photo, what I do know about many hats and slashes in his title is he is talented.
That sounds like me when I wrote something about 50 things in my brain, you know? I'm actually an accountant slash analyst slash photographer slash blogger slash writer slash songwriter... Can I stop now? I think I beat EP/writer/director/actor on the slashes already. And I think I heard somebody said 'shush' again.
My point is multi-talented people tend to have many roles. I callthem us "slashers".
So, if you are a person of many arts just like Tony, AND ME, lala-whatever, hehe, you multi-task. I'm actually memorizing an analytical speech while typing this. (What'd you say?! Shush?)
In spite of that cancelation-gap-revamping, whatever-the-director-say, the experience was remarkable. I say kudos to Slasher Tony, his company and model/actor/producer, Hope Rosemary! (Yes, she's a slasher, too.)
Even if I have not watched the footage, I'm giving everybody my two thumbs up . . . where one will be on Facebook, hehe.
Please stay tuned for more photos.
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| The Production Team, posing for another photographer by the pool |
After an hour of camera snapping, auto-bursting and friendly chit-chatting, Lancelonie left the building.
An email for another weekend crew headcount came to me after a few days. But before I was able to reply, Franchitto sent a notice of project cancellation. Prompted by an experienced director he has contact with, Anthony delayed his pilot shoots for further creative development.
It was really nice to be surrounded by like-minded people, as I always said about Fox Entertainment Group. ~lancelonieSlashers
Is there a limit or rule to writing slashes, Ms. Grammar? You know I write differently when it's an official article, right? I STRICTLY follow the standards of writing. No bubble-like comic-book-inspired statements enclosed in parenthesis, such as this: (I can't help it, okay?). No contractions, made-up idioms nor too much hyphenated words, which you read earlier. No distractions nor deviations whatsoever, like I do in blogs. No... Okay, somebody's saying shut the front door, Mrs. Strictly-Following-Standards-When-Not-Blogging-Writer! Shush!
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| Anthony Franchitto, getting his hair done |
Now, what do I know about gap? Let's see... Hubby has Gap in his closet. I have gap between my back teeth. We have little gaps at home once in a while. And GAAP is written all over my Wiley book. (What a Tom Babbler, you say!)
Back again to our main man, who was getting a hair spray on right photo, what I do know about many hats and slashes in his title is he is talented.
That sounds like me when I wrote something about 50 things in my brain, you know? I'm actually an accountant slash analyst slash photographer slash blogger slash writer slash songwriter... Can I stop now? I think I beat EP/writer/director/actor on the slashes already. And I think I heard somebody said 'shush' again.
My point is multi-talented people tend to have many roles. I call
So, if you are a person of many arts just like Tony, AND ME, lala-whatever, hehe, you multi-task. I'm actually memorizing an analytical speech while typing this. (What'd you say?! Shush?)
My point is multi-talented people tend to have many roles. ~lancelonieThumbs-up to slashers
In spite of that cancelation-gap-revamping, whatever-the-director-say, the experience was remarkable. I say kudos to Slasher Tony, his company and model/actor/producer, Hope Rosemary! (Yes, she's a slasher, too.)
Even if I have not watched the footage, I'm giving everybody my two thumbs up . . . where one will be on Facebook, hehe.
Please stay tuned for more photos.
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