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Recorded from the Mark EOS. All 1 take. No cuts. From beginning to end. Crazy to think it was only 12 minutes.
There were 2 cameras on scene and many takes recorded. Joel went handheld and the EOS cameras remained stationary. I wanted many perspectives to choose from in the editing room. It did become overwhelming and time consuming to choose, but what a blessing. I have so much footage to share
For the final cut of episode 3, a co-worker helped me out and recorded his voice as one of the answering machine messages. I used an actual phone message left on my phone for another of Krista’s voice messages. Another was a news report, and the final one was Joel acting as a secret C.I.A unit. Is he here to help? Will they intercept Krista’s motives? Why is Krista always so quick to release her anger? What is boiling up inside of her?
However great outside pressures are, we as humans will strive for a semblance of normalcy. A routine.. common interests.. friends. A way to fit in and have a normal every day life. Many of us call our every day life boring. But there are some others who have a deep desire for your boring.
When is it best to change your thumbnails? Any little tweak can set the algorithm off its rails. When a video is hot, let it be. Play around at the wee hours of sunrise or even earlier. Let the folks wake up to new colors or photos.
Something that I keep thinking about when watching these actresses lately, is how well they can memorize all of their lines. It is a special talent that actresses have. I suppose it is a muscle memory skill that gets used to such activities. But I keep thinking how wonderful it would be to perform the next script with my wife. Even though she is very comfortable in front of the camera, I am not sure how well this part of her brain would adjust to the memorization process.
Full Episode 3
• Rub It In Episode 3