Actors and costumes!
Last Sunday both of our Lead Actors Jodelle Ferland and R. Douglas Hutchison got themselves fitted for their costumes. So I had a chance to introduce both actors and take some pics as they were being fitted.

Jodelle Ferland, what can we say? Jodelle has risen the bar for this film. Her inspiring and complex performance in Terry Gilliam's Tideland blew us away and is a must see!!
Jodelle's most recent film is The Twilight Saga: Eclipse, soon to come out this summer. Her resume rolls to the floor and it seems to keep growing. She is very, very busy and yet she still has time to do our little short. How cool is that!!?

R Douglas Hutchison getting his hunting garb fitted. Doug has been growing out his beard for us for quite some time now and we are very very lucky to have such a dedicated actor! I have worked with Doug over the last ten years and it has always been a pleasure. I always learn something from Doug.

Doug's ability to give a natural performance,his sensitivity and his patience are gifts that any director would die for. I can't wait to see him in action again!

The clothes Deb brought back are so cool and seeing them laid out on the couch reminded me of the colors and texture this film is going to have. It's very well thought out.


Deb wanted a lot of natural looking wood and fiber for the villagers tools and baskets. I think she did an amazing job finding a vision for the look of the villagers.


And now our talented costume designers will be taking Deb's vision and bringing it to life and into being.
Costume designer, Nikki Brown taking off a sleeve from one of the sweaters that Deb brought back from her trip to Mexico. These will be used for "Hannah's" leg warmers.

Here are our awesome costume designers!!!
Nikki Brown

and Daniela Agosta

Both have been so positive and passionate about what they do. We are blessed to have them on board. These two are hard at work designing and constructing all of the costumes for us. It's a biiiiig job and both were up for the challenge!
I should also mention that one of the "main" costume's is being created by ENIGMA ARCANA Lots more coming! Stay tuned!

Jodelle Ferland, what can we say? Jodelle has risen the bar for this film. Her inspiring and complex performance in Terry Gilliam's Tideland blew us away and is a must see!!
Jodelle's most recent film is The Twilight Saga: Eclipse, soon to come out this summer. Her resume rolls to the floor and it seems to keep growing. She is very, very busy and yet she still has time to do our little short. How cool is that!!?

R Douglas Hutchison getting his hunting garb fitted. Doug has been growing out his beard for us for quite some time now and we are very very lucky to have such a dedicated actor! I have worked with Doug over the last ten years and it has always been a pleasure. I always learn something from Doug.

Doug's ability to give a natural performance,his sensitivity and his patience are gifts that any director would die for. I can't wait to see him in action again!

The clothes Deb brought back are so cool and seeing them laid out on the couch reminded me of the colors and texture this film is going to have. It's very well thought out.


Deb wanted a lot of natural looking wood and fiber for the villagers tools and baskets. I think she did an amazing job finding a vision for the look of the villagers.


And now our talented costume designers will be taking Deb's vision and bringing it to life and into being.
Costume designer, Nikki Brown taking off a sleeve from one of the sweaters that Deb brought back from her trip to Mexico. These will be used for "Hannah's" leg warmers.

Here are our awesome costume designers!!!
Nikki Brown

and Daniela Agosta

Both have been so positive and passionate about what they do. We are blessed to have them on board. These two are hard at work designing and constructing all of the costumes for us. It's a biiiiig job and both were up for the challenge!
I should also mention that one of the "main" costume's is being created by ENIGMA ARCANA Lots more coming! Stay tuned!




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