Dear friends, supporters and otherwise curious people,
As some of you already might know, last autumn I started a collaboration with a wonderful actor called Annarose Cattanach. We are creating a series of ten filmed monologues that are released on Youtube one by one, and then exhibited in a gallery as an installation in December 2014.
We have filmed two monologues so far, Jester and Dolly, and the feedback has been incredibly encouraging. We are now rehearsing the third one - and it occurred to me that it's high time we started sharing the creative process, not just the films, with those who might be interested in where these characters are coming from.
I'm hoping this blog will work like an interactive diary - a place where all the disparate ideas we have during the process can be noted - so at the end of the project we will have a log of how we got where we got to, as well as a record of how our readers and supporters are responding to the project.
For those of you on Facebook, do check out our Ten Faces group for more lighthearted updates on the project...this blog will serve as a more reflective take on things, trying to work out why we do what we do.
Alas - welcome! And thanks for joining us on our adventure. It's a slightly gloomy Monday morning here in East London, but I have a great sense of excitement about the journey ahead.
XXX
L
As some of you already might know, last autumn I started a collaboration with a wonderful actor called Annarose Cattanach. We are creating a series of ten filmed monologues that are released on Youtube one by one, and then exhibited in a gallery as an installation in December 2014.
We have filmed two monologues so far, Jester and Dolly, and the feedback has been incredibly encouraging. We are now rehearsing the third one - and it occurred to me that it's high time we started sharing the creative process, not just the films, with those who might be interested in where these characters are coming from.
I'm hoping this blog will work like an interactive diary - a place where all the disparate ideas we have during the process can be noted - so at the end of the project we will have a log of how we got where we got to, as well as a record of how our readers and supporters are responding to the project.
For those of you on Facebook, do check out our Ten Faces group for more lighthearted updates on the project...this blog will serve as a more reflective take on things, trying to work out why we do what we do.
Alas - welcome! And thanks for joining us on our adventure. It's a slightly gloomy Monday morning here in East London, but I have a great sense of excitement about the journey ahead.
XXX
L
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