Production Day 5
Time is ticking and some things have happened in the last two days. We made a quick stop in Omak on our way up north to see our Cousin Derek and watch Star Wars III. It sure is nice to have closer on the Star Wars movies. It really cleared up some things and answered several questions I had about the Old Star Wars. It is a little darker than most of the other films, but that is to be expected since Anakin turns into Darth Vader.
One of the DAT recorders was giving us problems and not powering up for us. Dave took it apart and trouble shot it for us. It turns out that a wire in the power supply was busted. Oh, good. That's a piece of cake to fix. :) I brought my soldering kit and re-soldered the wire and it has been working just fine ever since.
We set up a recording studio in a bed room at Uncle's house and began our interview with "The Kong." What a blast. Dave was the "interviewer" and was asking Kong questions related to family expectations for Kong, along with normal actor questions. Uncle really got into character and we were able to get a really good interview. Uncle really made the interview. He can just come up with stuff that sounds funny, with out even trying.
After a good recording session we moved outside for a 5 hole round of golf in on lawn and a BBQ at the fire pit. The weather was fantastic, with a bright sunny day and a blue sky. God sure spent some extra effort to make the that part of Washington beautiful.
The next order of business is to make a shooting script for the blue screen Kong shoot.
One of the DAT recorders was giving us problems and not powering up for us. Dave took it apart and trouble shot it for us. It turns out that a wire in the power supply was busted. Oh, good. That's a piece of cake to fix. :) I brought my soldering kit and re-soldered the wire and it has been working just fine ever since.
We set up a recording studio in a bed room at Uncle's house and began our interview with "The Kong." What a blast. Dave was the "interviewer" and was asking Kong questions related to family expectations for Kong, along with normal actor questions. Uncle really got into character and we were able to get a really good interview. Uncle really made the interview. He can just come up with stuff that sounds funny, with out even trying.
After a good recording session we moved outside for a 5 hole round of golf in on lawn and a BBQ at the fire pit. The weather was fantastic, with a bright sunny day and a blue sky. God sure spent some extra effort to make the that part of Washington beautiful.
The next order of business is to make a shooting script for the blue screen Kong shoot.
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