Fellow PF Workshop survivor Melanie Conner is producing a video about the workshop. She followed me around as I worked on my project and was kind enough to let me use her footage for the Behind The Scenes Sneak Peek video.
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Glad you got some useful stuff out of the workshop! And I really enjoyed Melanie's footage of you shooting, dancing, and dancing while shooting. The SweatbandCam® and the little mini-dolly you used to get that tracking shot at the end were particularly interesting to see in use.
As far as In Treatment goes, I think any shot of a therapy session gets a lot more exciting when Gabriel Byrne is in the frame. Maybe that's just me...
Posted by: romanlily | September 13, 2010 at 02:48 PM
But he was such a bad therapist.
Posted by: Doug Plummer | September 13, 2010 at 03:03 PM
I'm wondering if there's an attractiveness-to-deplorability ratio at work on that show. I gave up on it a while ago, but not before noticing that his clients also were uniformly horrible in their own ways. Still, I bet it's a hoot to watch that show with your wife!
Posted by: romanlily | September 13, 2010 at 05:52 PM