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Pull the Trigger. Pull it now..
Pondering Premieres and Performance
Premiere
Well, you should have been there.
The episode three premiere was epic, complete with an audience that ooohed, ahhhed and chuckled at all the right places. My daughter sat next to one fan who was literally leaning forward in her seat, anxious for the lives and fortunes of our heroes.
That’s the way it should be, and it made for a great after-party. Filming an episodic drama makes for a kind of congregation or fraternity of the faithful. You actually become a kind of township in the cause of telling a township story. Continue Reading »
I’ll Buy it or I’ll Rent it — Someday
There’s a “metric” out there I wish I knew but can’t seem to find on Google, perhaps because television production companies keep it a secret, but I guess I would call it the “delayed admission” revenue arc of a show.
For example, the first season of the Andy Griffith Show, shot in 1960, can be purchased on Amazon as a 4 disc DVD, for $16.99. A show filmed 52 years ago is still being purchased directly by the public. The first season of the comedy “Friends” (1994), can be purchased for $19.19 on DVD or $26.99 via Video on Demand. Continue Reading »
A Promo Between Setups
Sometimes the light is just right and you’ve got funny guys like Daved Wilkins and Pat Finnerty around, so you just have them do a quick promo.
Sorry. Apologies. Didn’t mean to hold up the shoot.
You can watch it here.
- Bramley and Stokes Couldn’t, But You Can!
Courage, New Hampshire — Video on Demand
Well, I have some tough roles to play today — literally. I have to be Silas Rhodes, 18th century justice of the peace, in at least 3 scenes, so I don’t have much time to blog, but I do want you to know you can now watch “Courage” on your computer screen.
Tell your friends that this is how it’s done.
And while you’re here, check out these great blogs about the production.
What A Girl Eats: …On A Movie Set In Courage, New Hampshire
Thais Winzen Photography: Another day at the set
And here’s a picture of a fat, gray haired farmer outstanding in his field:
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