Going Through Lines Production Blog

 Welcome to my sixth production blog. I am very excited about everything upcoming. We are moving along very well in every department. Logan is working well. Ryan is working well. And I am working pretty well. With almost everything lined up, it seems filming will be approaching shortly. The main next step we have to conquer is getting our lines down. We have a script semi-finalized. But it still needs work. So, we will run through it in person. By reading it together immersed in the scene, we can see how it would feel on film. We will do these rehearsals on location if we are lucky, making us feel truly into the production. Logan has the most lines by far. Followed by me with a distinct second. Finally, Ryan has about the least amount of lines possible. But, no matter what dialogue we have, we will all contribute. This story will be told well. The writing will be airtight, and this rehearsal will cause that. Exciting times are coming.



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