Up to this point the “green” journey has beensomewhat conseptual with a bit of drama thrown in as we grapple with shade grown vs. free trade coffee choices for our production meetings.
All that changed this weekend as the RebelWithout A Car Production Team trekked to the backlot of Paramount Studios for the CineGear Expo.What a wild adventure! Continue reading
Enci is shooting a film and already it’s changing my life.
Ya see, this sustainability commitment means that I can’t leave the house without preparing as if for a camping trip. It used to be that I only had to grab my keys, some business cards and my cell phone but now…Phew! Continue reading
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I’m tired, so I don’t have a whole lot to write right now. I will have by the end of the week hopefully a complete count of our footprint so far.
We are doing excellent but I know it’s going to be more and more challenging with time. Having a DP interested in shooting our short film, especially a DP who matters and who I don’t want to loose, is going to add some challenges, especially when hauling gear.
This week has been quite exiting on many levels.
- We have two wonderful women producers on our team: Christine Jerian and Catherine MacKinnon
- Documentary Filmmaker Dustin Slaughter joined us as well to document the sustainability shoot of this short film. Continue reading
Facebooks page url is so long and cumbersome, we created an easy one that you can share easily with friends and family on your twitter page, blog, profile updates, website, etc.
http://tinyurl.com/rebelwithout
Thank you for being our friend!
Here is a list of Farmers Markets in the Hollywood Area that are open Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays for fresh fruits and vegetables for cast and crew.
Will still need to ask Erik Knutzen (from HomegrownEvolution.com) what he can provide us with from his garden and how much. Whatever he can’t provide, can come from the Market. :-) Continue reading
I’m going to direct my first short film in June. This is a project that has been with me for the past 9 months and finally I’m going to make it a reality.
The setting is Eastern Europe in 1978 and the subject is child abandonment.
My husband is 100% behind me on this project and when I asked him if he would produce it (he produced many music videos and commercials back in the day), he got very excited.
We went on a long brainstorming walk and we ended up challenging ourselves to shooting a sustainable film and we started listing all the benefits that the community and the cast and crew would get from sustainable filming. Continue reading
