Da Bears! (I couldn't help it.)

Coming soon (VERY soon) to the Anchorage Community Theater! Anton Chekhov's The Bear Directed by Brandon Lawrence. This is the first and hopefully not last time the Anchorage Community Theater has asked me to do a poster for them. Tickets are $5 for all seats. Hey, it's cheaper and has better acting than most movies out today, so why not go?

Edit: Uploaded the wrong picture last time. Here's the good one.

BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND!

The Eagle River Community Theater has been asked to bring the melodrama back for a performance at the State Fair. Now, I know there were a few of you out there who didn't show up to the last performance, so this is your chance to make up for it. And I don't want to hear that lame "I live on the East coast" excuse, either!

On another note, those of you who actually know me know of my recent loss that has really taken its toll on me and I want to thank all of you for the support even though I haven't exactly been the must fun person to be around lately.

Life has slowly started returning to normal and I'm hoping to be able to get back into creative mode soon. Right now I'm just taking care of the projects that I've promised to do and really not much else. But life goes on and I go on with it.

Ze poster, she is finish! It actually turned out better than I had anticipated since I promised to have it done Sunday night and I didn't even have an idea of what way to go until Sunday morning. Luckily I took enough pictures of the cast to piece the image together along with a photo of the railroad tracks I got Saturday when Jennifer and I took a trip down to Whittier.

Honestly, I'm pretty happy with how it turned out. But now that's done and I can get back to the When You Go video.

P.S. Check the poster for the date and time and I expect to see everybody there. Yes. Everybody on the internet. I'll be counting heads, people!

Storyboard Found!

I was embarassed to admit this, but I ... misplaced my storyboards. Readers Digest version: Lost the electronic copy, couldn't find it, was getting ready to re-scan them and found it again. Now here it is in all its stick-figure glory! We still have to get the timing down and all that, but this will give you the basics of where we're going with the whole thing.

This was too cool to not share. Len did some seriously great work on a poster that will be used in the video. It's almost like he read my mind. Amazing work, my friend.

On a similar subject, I'm looking for a place to tape Jennifer's choreography. With my programs, I'll be able to import video of her performance and map the dancer's motions over her performance. All I need is a place. Brandon thinks he has a place, but it's very tentitive at the moment. So, we'll see.

A new project has popped up, but shouldn't take away from the video. The newly formed Eagle River Community Theatre is working on zero budget at the moment, so I volunteered to make some promotional posters for them. Their first performance will be a melodrama at the Bear Paw Festival. If you're in town at the time, stop by and give them some much needed support.