Well, it's late October now.
Teaching really does preclude editing for me -- especially because this is the first time I've ever had more than one "prep," which is to say I'm teaching both critical video production as well as public speaking. I'm finding it rather challenging. Ahem. Nothing left over in my brain (or life) for too much else and I'm worn out. Serious academics on tenure tracks do more than one prep - often 3 - all the time, I know, but notice how I supposedly *left* that career?? Hmmm...
Fingers crossed, it looks probably that I"ll get three sections of the same course next term, which will be much easier on my psyche and my time-wallet.
I write today, though, because I ran into someone yesterday (ouch) who mentioned that he'd seen the little video clip of Scene 6 (posted back in I think Feb), so this morning I went back and watched it, myself. Made me miss all the See & Be folk and the sense of progress on the movie and feel more optimistic about getting back to it. A little distance and it's not so bad. Have graded several student productions by now, too, which of course make ours look better.
Back to grading now!
Rachel
Monday, October 27, 2008
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Some of the Cast and Crew
- Marissa ..... Vitta "Christine" Quinn
- Larry ..... R.J. Bain
- Bill ..... Kevin L. Bright
- Amy ..... Rachel Allyn (-Oppenheimer)
- Sarah ..... Rachel Ellis Adams
- Director of Photography, Greg "Filmduck" Dancer
- Written, Directed and Occasionally Edited by Rachel Ellis Adams
- Produced by Jack Martin
- Invaluable Help from Cynthia Conti
- Additional Labor and Support Provided by Many Other Wonderful People
- Bill's Living & Dining Rooms and Amy's Bedroom, thanks to Jenny and Mark Friedman
- Bill's kitchen, thanks to Cynthia and Henry Jenkins
- Bill's Front Vestibule, thanks to Alejandro Reuss
- Larry's Bedroom, Bathroom & Dining Room, thanks to Elizabeth "FrizB" Ellis
- Larry's Piano Room, thanks to some friends of Cynthia, but honestly? I don't even know what town we were in.
- Tire Swing, thanks to Herb & Mary Adams