It’s almost 6am and I’m dead. We have to stop doing this when we know we have boarding to do later in the day. Freelance work in the mornings + boarding at night + editing until the wee hours is … [read more]
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The process of assembly is still going strong, but we’re facing some pacing problems that we’re still trying to figure out. One of the things we’ve found is that music is definitely carrying this thing – and if it’s not … [read more]

An interesting night full of stolen kisses, political intrigue and Ryan dry-heaving in Adrian’s bathroom. One of those nights not easily forgotten.
It’s been almost a year now since Adrian and I started taking the first steps toward an adaptation … [read more]

Phil completed his best board tonight. It was of our most favorite, and primary character of the film: Veovis.
Phil got a cookie.
Adrian’s been cradling the charcoal drawing in his arms as if it was a newborn child. I … [read more]

We’ve found through this process of assembling the animatic that our original ideas and intentions don’t necessary carry over to the screen as much as we had hoped. One element, a line that Anna hears over and over again in … [read more]

Phil had some issues with perspective tonight, but I think we got through it. As we move on hammering through boards, some multi-shot sequences have gotten more and more challenging for him. (And we’ve been making them more and more … [read more]

When I originally made the commitment to journal throughout this entire process, I never imagined that there would be days where I just wouldn’t have a chance to sit down and write – and I’ve been facing that for the … [read more]

I sit frustrated and lonely on Adrian’s couch. My stomach grumbles since dinner wasn’t on the table tonight and I had to resolve myself to eating a Lunchable before rushing down here. When I get home tonight, I won’t have … [read more]

Tonight was an interesting night. It started out like usual, but ended up taking a turn that was pretty unexpected. It was a nice break from the last days of grinding through boards, which we expect will continue through the … [read more]


