A great piece this week on 60 Minutes – “The Cost of Dying.” An important end-of-life care conversation, even more relevant with the current healthcare debate. Relevant to HARVEST as well …
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Entries from November 2nd, 2009
Fish Tale
November 21st, 2009 · 2 Comments · Christine Evangelista, Jack Carpenter, On Location, Production, Set
Josh (Jack Carpenter) and Tina (Christine Evangelista) having yummy lobster rolls at the one and only Lenny & Joe’s Fish Tale. We like ours with butter. Our DP likes his with mayo. Always best with their delicious lemonade!
If you’re driving through CT on I95, get off at Exit 62. Lenny & Joe’s Fish Tale
Veterans Day
November 11th, 2009 · Comments Off · Production, Robert Loggia, Veterans
Harvest celebrates our veterans and everyone serving our country presently. Thank you to the VFW Madison Post 2096 and other veterans, including vet Bob Loggia, who helped us in the journey of making HARVEST. Hats off to you…
(Siv in scene from HARVEST)
Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW)
The American Legion
Tags:Robert Loggia·Veterans
before HARVEST
November 5th, 2009 · Comments Off · Approaching Union Square, Building An Audience, Press, Quotes
Our first feature, APPROACHING UNION SQUARE (also written & directed by Marc Meyers) is again on Sundance Channel, ten times this month.
“thought-provoking … touches with skilled insight” - Variety
“reps a fine calling card for a clear, even voice” – Variety
“a startlingly accomplished debut … smart, confessional, rueful, funny and sad” – Montreal Gazette
Tags:Jody Girgenti·Marc Meyers
early impressions
November 2nd, 2009 · Comments Off · Cinematography, Influences, Script
Some movies are portraits. Portraits of a time, a place, a person, an event, etc. Made up of impressions, brush strokes that build upon each other to trigger something in us. Like a painting might do. HARVEST is a portrait of a family over a summer into autumn. A family dealing with an event we [...]
Tags:available light·impressionism·Marc Meyers·Monet·Renoir·Sargent
