Storyboarding Complete!

So, as pre-production on my as-yet-untitled next film rolls on, The storyboard has been finished. With the completion of this, I can finally begin to schedule filming.  We’re currently planning to film in about two weeks time.

Once again I get to travel back in time for the film, following my stint in the 1940’s for ‘Danny’s Girl‘ and a trip to Victorian England in ‘The Tell-Tale Heart‘. This time around, I’m all over the twentieth century, in a series of flash backs.

That’s about all the news I have this week, but I’m hoping to have more regular updates about the film as we get nearer to filming.

Only other thing I have to report is a job with the Norwich Heart Foundation. Norwich Heart work to preserve important parts of Norwich. I’ll be working, along side a number of others to promote the Norwich 12 – the 12 most important buildings in the city.

Personally, I’m working with Tom Wall to promote the Great Hospital. We’re off to look around tomorrow, so expect an update. We’ll be making a 3-minute film which will be shown at the location, on the internet and will be availible on a DVD.

Expect updates!

Will

Ok, Enough Stalling

Ok then. I’ve been waiting to start this Blog for a very good reason. Last Wednesday night, I attended the Norwich premier of the new film ‘Mister Lonely‘ by American Director Harmony Korine. I was lucky enough to get invited to the premier because one of the major actresses in the film was Melita Morgan.

Melita acted with me before Christmas in a short film – ‘Danny’s Girl‘, which was written and directed by Andrew McDonnell. Thus, Andrew and myself went along. I was hoping that within a day or two, they would have posted images from the premier online, and I figured that it would be the perfect start to my blog. Alas, a week has flowed by and no images as yet. I guess I’ll post them when I find some!

Since this is my first post, I’d better let people in on my current project. At the moment I’m in pre-production on a short film being produced as part of my degree. Featuring two people – a man and a woman – it shows a life that spans the entire Twentieth century. It’s not easy to explain, so hopefully things will become clear as the project moves forward!

I’m hoping to keep this blog updated every few days with news on the production, or just random posts from myself, any time I feel like venting to somewhere (The internet seems as good-a place as any!) so keep tuned!

I sound really… I don’t know. Starnge in this post, but there you go, me = strange, sometimes! If you want to know more about me, click the little ‘Who am I?’ link on the right, It’s info about me, and about the blog!

Will