How to Get a Lamborghini in a Christian Film
Well, if you don’t own one, it might be pretty difficult. So filmmaker Ryan Dunlap (Daros Films) created a blog called Things I Learned in Monochrome while filming his new movie Greyscale, and it’s full of helpful hints for filmmakers. Just a few I saw at first glance were:
- Burn your film critic’s hat before yelling “Action!”
- Don’t rewrite on set
- Know what you want (from a great Stephen Spielberg quote)
- Don’t read your own press during production (Unless, of course, it’s on ChristianCinema.com!)
- Remember, things can always get worse.
Ryan is in post-production on the film, but you can see a trailer at the Daros Films website. When you watch the trailer, you’ll probably recognize a few faces. I saw Tim Russ (Tuvok from Star Trek:Voyager), Brian Shoop (Treasure Blind, Find Me), Anthony Tyler Quinn (Smuggler’s Ransom) and Doug Bauer (Find Me). It looks like an interesting film, and looks like Ryan learned a lot that he’s willing to share. Thanks Ryan!
I’m afraid I didn’t see the “Don’t read your own press during production (Unless, of course, it’s on ChristianCinema.com!)” on Ryan’s website.
What page was that found on?
August 11th, 2009 at 2:37 pm
It’s on the second page of the blog. It’s a little hard to find because the icon to go to the second page is teeny-tiny – it’s in the corner of the bottom right-hand corner. Here’s a link to the second page: http://tlimono.com/page/2
August 11th, 2009 at 5:15 pm
Oh, I know about the first part. But I didn’t see the “(Unless, of course, it’s on ChristianCinema.com!)”
August 11th, 2009 at 6:56 pm
Joseph, I’m sure most people who read the blurb above will know the part in () was added tongue-in-cheek by the writer, especially since the blurb was posted on Christiancinema.com.
August 12th, 2009 at 10:16 am