Preproduction – Part 2 Continuing from the perspective of producer/director Bill Brown… Auditions were an eye opener. The script came to life in front of me. And it was a great time to practice directing. Each actor received a script excerpt to perform and a description of the role they were auditioning for — the […]
Preproduction – Part 1 Told from the perspective of producer Bill Brown… “it all started when my five year old daughter broke her arm, and my plans for the Summer were dashed, and I thought, how about shooting a film instead…” Pre-production started very tentatively. At any moment the whole thing could have been called […]
This is the second in a series of blogs journaling the steps it took to make the indie film Love Eclectic. Preproduction on the film took about three months but before anything could be started something needed to be done about the script. The original script would have been impossible to do on such a […]
This series of blogs journals the steps it took to make the film Love Eclectic, a full-length feature done on an extremely low budget. We had 97 pages of script to shoot. How did this all get done? The film was shot by a crew of four people, in twelve and a half days, using […]