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| The fear of Friday the 13th has been called friggatriskaidekaphobia, Frigga being the name of the Norse goddess for whom "Friday" is named and triskaidekaphobia meaning fear of the number thirteen. Hi guys,
I hope you are enjoying the sunshine :-) I have all the bikes that I think you should ride. Tuesday at Tenth Ave. would be perfect for test riding if it works for you. At Tenth Ave. I will have our best bike fitters available as well as a big selection of bikes in case we need to adjust our focus.
Will this work for you? If not, I can work around your schedule just let me know.
I look forward to working with you both. Cheers, Sara
Hi Sara!
This time is convenient for me as well. Had a wonderful time, and a busy one, at the Folk Fest on the weekend so didn't seem to be able to find a moment, before, now, to reply. See you domani. Thanks and Cheers, Patrizzio!
Snap: Sylvia, Ray's wife, took this on Friday evening, before concert started.
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Hello! Just wanted you to know about my latest feature film, in which
i appear as the Mother of the protagonist.
Details at: http://AnActToRemember.blogspot.com
Not sure if the film will get a general release though... Deborah
i appear as the Mother of the protagonist.
Details at: http://AnActToRemember.blogspot.com
Not sure if the film will get a general release though... Deborah
THURSDAY, 12 JULY 2012
Tower: World Premiere On The Horizon
Back in January 2011, I started working with two young filmmakers, who had embarked on their first feature film.
This film, "Tower", is now through post-production and is slated for its World Premiere at the 65th Festival de Film Locarno in Switzerland, in August.
My role in this film was Diane, the mother of the protagonist. The footage was shot over several months and subject to a lot of stop-start-stop, as all personnel were volunteering their time for much of the production.
One interesting aspect to this production is that the Director, Kaz Radwanski, allows his actors to improvise all the dialogue. That is, no scripts, no lines to learn. At times, some of the "takes" ran for 20 minutes as we improvised based on the direction we had been given.
MDFF, the company producing "Tower", has set up a site where you can learn a little more about the film. But, be warned, the website seems to be set up for mammoth screens only. You can find the details at the following link.
http://www.mdff.ca/tower
All being well, I've included a couple of snaps of two of my co-stars, one I worked with directly in the early days, and one I never met! (I'll let you guess which is which!)
Fore more details about the Locarno premier or about the website, Dan is the contact @mdff.ca
Copyright Deborah C. Sawyer
This film, "Tower", is now through post-production and is slated for its World Premiere at the 65th Festival de Film Locarno in Switzerland, in August.
My role in this film was Diane, the mother of the protagonist. The footage was shot over several months and subject to a lot of stop-start-stop, as all personnel were volunteering their time for much of the production.One interesting aspect to this production is that the Director, Kaz Radwanski, allows his actors to improvise all the dialogue. That is, no scripts, no lines to learn. At times, some of the "takes" ran for 20 minutes as we improvised based on the direction we had been given.
MDFF, the company producing "Tower", has set up a site where you can learn a little more about the film. But, be warned, the website seems to be set up for mammoth screens only. You can find the details at the following link.
http://www.mdff.ca/tower
All being well, I've included a couple of snaps of two of my co-stars, one I worked with directly in the early days, and one I never met! (I'll let you guess which is which!)
Fore more details about the Locarno premier or about the website, Dan is the contact @mdff.ca
Copyright Deborah C. Sawyer
Hi Hollywood!
Great to hear from you! Can we have your autograph? We can say, to all our friends, "We knew her when...! Congrats indeed! Now that you are flying First Class we look forward to a visit here sometime. You and your racoon are always welcome at The Islay Inn! Until then, take care of your residuals! Fondestos and Cheers, Patrizzio!
Great to hear from you! Can we have your autograph? We can say, to all our friends, "We knew her when...! Congrats indeed! Now that you are flying First Class we look forward to a visit here sometime. You and your racoon are always welcome at The Islay Inn! Until then, take care of your residuals! Fondestos and Cheers, Patrizzio!
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