What the frick, life. Why you gotta throw fun things at me to take me away from my film? This weekend I'm going to a renaissance fair with some friends. Never actually been to one, should be awesome.
A random freelance client of mine from a few years back asked if I would do some things for her. She asked in a "do this and please tell me what I owe you" stance. I bumped up the price and said sure! Extra money for recording booth materials is always nice. On the interesting and unusual side, she also asked if I would do a 60 second spot. I've never actually done one for pay, so I told her $150 would do it, and now I'm waiting on a script. I'll be able to use the M10 recorder for this, but I'm going to have to clean out the closet and treat it with blankets and pillows and other sound absorbing goodness. Really looking forward to seeing what I can produce.
Started digital storyboarding for the film. Sketching out the scenes and placements and everything with my tablet, and then going for timing in my NLE. I'm going to try this as an exercise to sweep all the "final" dialogue work into the edit, so that I can test out what things sound like and the pacing of it all. I have to say, this is finally the meat and potatoes of production. When I have a few really nicely done segments, it will be time to audition voice people for the two main roles. This is going to be EXCELLENT.
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