Guy Larson is an amazing fellow. I enjoyed making this small documentary about him for my class and I hope all enjoy!
It is that time of day when the house is quiet, the table is half covered in pots, pans, and tuber ware with food scattered across. The car isn’t in the garage and the dog lies sleeping on the blue blanket. The sun lies somewhere back there, behind the cloud over those mountains. It makes some nice gold colors on the rocky face of the mountains outside of the window. I guess it is so nice because at this time of year there is a lot of plants and flowers in the back yard so the gold makes it seem sort of dreamlike. Yeah, I’ll do em I guess. Call it being nice or being bored. Does it matter? Approaching the sink I am nipped by the denting smell. The eggshells, scraps of mango, carrot peel, and chunks of tofu drip in my fingers. Oh yes, the trash is under the sink these days. Drip once, drip twice on the floor. The water in the frying pan trembles, shaking the crusty flakes of burnt egg. Yogurt and peanu...
I really like this project, Grey!
ReplyDeletewow--his energy is very infectious! Way to go on the editing Gray! It was impressive.
ReplyDeleteGray, this is really well done. You had some sweet editing and some great shots. I noticed you had him talking over himself for a moment, which was really clever. Does that have a term in the film industry. Also those shots of him running down must have been tricky. How did you catch up to him?
ReplyDeleteI look forward to following your blog.
So, why do you think you felt good about this one? You spent less time on it than the other one, right? Was it really the story? It is a true one while the other one COULD be true but you don't know anyone who actually lived it, right? There is a bit of good and evil in this one-- with Guy overcoming the evil of his illness and being an extrovert about it (which could be viewed as good or evil or both). I agree that it is very intense and covers a lot of ground (ha ha) in very little time.
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