When I think back on the days of making Uncle Louie, I flush with pride. Not for me, but for us. I was part of a astonishing little team made of people who devoted their time and their hearts to a zero budget film with little promise for theatrical release. Achieving cooperation and teamwork like this is a high school teacher’s dream come true especially in a classroom of at-risk youth. Listening clearly and working together made it all happen. I mentioned this to Chad Leiker last night that if one single piece was pulled out or missing, the film would have failed, the mosaic rendered incomplete.
Thursday, March 31, 2011
THE MAKING OF UNCLE LOUIE: entry 33
When I think back on the days of making Uncle Louie, I flush with pride. Not for me, but for us. I was part of a astonishing little team made of people who devoted their time and their hearts to a zero budget film with little promise for theatrical release. Achieving cooperation and teamwork like this is a high school teacher’s dream come true especially in a classroom of at-risk youth. Listening clearly and working together made it all happen. I mentioned this to Chad Leiker last night that if one single piece was pulled out or missing, the film would have failed, the mosaic rendered incomplete.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment