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I did a good 30 minute update to the ol' Blog last night, hit "send" and Comcast hiccuped. I rhought I'd try again only this time I'm going to copy everything to the clipboard before I hit send!
Well, Design for living is up and running, barely. I was working on last minute notes Friday day. I hate, hate, HATE pushing a production schedule that close. It's amatuer, it's hard on the body, mind and inter-office relationships. I will say I'm impressed with my crews ability ...

Well, trying to get coordinated with the folks from STC. Folks in Portland are getting antsy for answers. I'm getting calls outta the blue from guys I used to work for, asking to take me to lunch. My response right now is.... "Um I got this show that needs to be done by Friday and I've only been building it a week."
The dead truck thing is killing me. The not being able to fix the dead truck thing 'cause it's been raining for three days straight is really killing me. Trying to arrange ...

OMG What a day!
Our guests from Sydney got in last night and I got to spend the day downtown in the Newmark Theater with the Scenic Designer, Micheal Scott-Mitchell and the Lighting Designer, Nick Schlieper. I have to say I'm truly Giddy, and so very excited to be working on this project, Long Days Journey into Night, with Sydney Theater Company. Though it does make me aware of what a small Company I work for, it makes me very proud to be able to work with such talents. I was also thouroughly ...

I gotta admit, I'm kind of excited. I posted a press release from Artists Rep earlier this year announcing that we were opening next season with a production of Long Days Journey Into Night that we were producing in conjunction with Sydnet Theater Company. Tomorrow a few of their representatives start arriving. I get to meet with the SD, LD, AD & BM. They are really interested in seeing the theater where we will be performing and getting info about scenic houses here in town. We are going to ...

So these are some Ray traced Renders of the front of the theatre. I'm still learning how to use Kerkythea and it's a difficult, no instructions included program, but hey it's free!
Here's a link to my Picasaweb folder, thumb nails below