My
role for our upcoming master shot project is to serve as the group's producer. I must say that paperwork and I are as close
as Israel and Palestine. But this
is simply a challenge I have to overcome, which I'm sure I can do.
As
a producer, my job is to scout locations and talent fitting to the director's
vision. Since our film primarily
focuses on a character in an interrogation, our location has to appear cold and
miserable. For this, we should
steer clear of just any apartment (I'm picturing a cozy, basic living space,
which would work if our interrogator would be a middle-class 20-something
hipster). Fortunately, our group
members have ideal suggestions such as an empty studio here in the school, an
old shed behind a friend's house, and an empty garage.
As
for talent, we are still looking.
Of course we are hoping to get someone who, at least, has acting
experience, or is a theater major (I know a few). One idea is to ask a classmate of ours if he is willing to
play the part of the victim.
Nothing final yet, but I'm keeping my fingers crossed.
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