I've just finished a final cut of "Girl from Birch Creek." It's 70 minutes long (excluding end credits) and the pacing and story are very close to what I have envisioned since the beginning of the project!
I love the film, the story and the subject -- my personal hero, Rosalie Wahl.
I will now be working on a separate cut of about 50 to 55 minutes for the film to be used in classrooms and conferences to tell the story of one woman who was able to bring about enormous change in our judicial system and society.
I will be finalizing a script based on the long cut to send to prospective actors and voiceover talent to proceed to the next stage of post production.
Sunday, April 15, 2012
Monday, April 9, 2012
Tuesday, April 3, 2012
"She Who Would Giants Fight" becomes "Girl from Birch Creek"
We have decided to change the name of our film to "Girl from Birch Creek." The other title was a bit hard for people to get their ears around:)
Cable Television Show, "One & the Same"
John and I have been invited to appear on a cable TV show called "One & the Same" to talk about our film project. Judge Judith Tilsen will host the show. The show will air on May 18, 2012. The show can be seen throughout Ramsey County and parts of Washington and Dakota counties.
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