At project’s end...
Antonio: The article is written. Just the final proofing taking a day or two.
Federico: Not as bad as a film shoot.
Antonio: How so?
Federico: Well, filming might take two or three weeks then you spend two or three months in post-production.
Antonio: Onto the next?
Federico: Not so fast.There’s always a day or two of sinking feelings before you can surface for air and get on with the next big thing.
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| Reflexive sketch |
Federico: Go by the river early, sketch or paint something. Read a book, call up friends.
Antonio: I go out, have the ortho pull my back straight. Coming back the other day, I rested a bit on a bench, an old delivery man on a Gyro pulls up, jumps off and starts eating his lunch. I smile as I leave. And he smiles back. The warm glow from a stranger helps rekindle enthusiasm.
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Voice-over
“I have watched people who have nothing to do with the film business, but who have become part of the circle for a short period of time. They can be truly devastated when the film wraps and people leave.” Jacqueline Bisset
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