I got to do another film challenge in May. This time for the one Seattle does annually. They give you a genre, a character name, and a line of text that must be included. It was a fun day of filming and cramming text into my brain. I got to play a pregnant lady, and decided it would be fun to use a southern belle drawl.
You can watch the whole thing here: Past Tense – Seattle 48 Hour Film 2010
Or skip to my scene below.
Did a few lines’ worth of acting in my first 48 hour film challenge. The theme was for a local project called Untethered, and had to star their characters. Our team took home the prize for cinematography. I just thought it was nice getting to work with my friend Tellier, who I first met way back during Seascape for which she was the set designer.
Watch the entry from team Stone/Bliss.
I ventured back into the world of audio plays with the McCroskey Memorial Internet Playhouse recently. This time I only have one scene, but it’s a fun one. I whipped together a Manchester dialect – and couldn’t turn it off for days!
Listen to my scene:
And check out the whole thing at the MMIP.
I shot a little student film last July with some folks at the Seattle Film Institute. Despite the different things I’ve shot over the past couple years, it is officially the first completed project that I have on DVD. And, as of a few days ago, it is now on YouTube for your entertainment! So enjoy ‘Sunday Afternoon’ in two short parts:
After a few weekends of filming in February, the folks at Sonnet Realm Films have put together a little behind the scenes peek at The Wizards of Daggordale! With original music and a host of fun characters, I’m confident you’ll enjoy this tidbit of what is to come. Remember: I’m the purple one!
Also, be sure to visit www.Daggordale.com for more good stuff about wizards Berandar and Eloilder, their music, and the film.
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