We have had so much help from the community, including The Berry Tea Shop (http://www.theberryteashop.com.au/) and Broughton Mill Farm (http://www.broughtonmillfarm.com.au/), two incredible locations that you will see in the film. There is less than a quarter to go, this holidays however we didn't get as much done as we would've liked to, but the footage we did get is exemplary. My cousin Sam is such a big support for this film, he is holding it together with his practicality and normal human qualities (something a lot of us don't have).
As a story, ADA promises a lot of twists and turns and an outstanding ensemble cast! I've recently been talking to Renny Beazley, Art Design Media student at COFA, and she's agreed to draw up some eye-catching poster designs for the movie. I can't wait to see what she comes up with. Keep your eyes on the blog for some exclusive content on ADA, like first access to trailers, clips and promo pics. As for now, ADA takes another, very temporary, break in production but the apple grown on the tree for longer, is always the more juicer and satisfying apple ... or something like that. Over and out! William.
No comments:
Post a Comment