Keep the things you've made just in case.
I needed a prop we used a couple years ago for something I was working on today. It was a pizza box that we had dutifully smeared with oil to make it look like it was grease-stained.
Pizza Delivery
Thankfully, we still had it. Otherwise the thing I was doing would have become an even bigger hack-job and required a lot more time.
Ah... the world of media production: Where
The only problem with keeping stuff you make is that you have to find a home for it. And space is limited. At least, it is at my house. Especially when you start covering walls with bookcases...
~Luke Holzmann
Filmmaker, Writer, Surrogate Father
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ARG!! What are you working on today??? Need to know here. You seriously can't mean to make me wait to find out.
I'm not sure I want to know....ha!
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Uh... 6 people, 880 sq.ft. Enough said! We'd be remaking that prop for sure.
So, what's it for? Come on, tell us!
Mrs. C, that prop was actually used in MathTacular4... which we shot way back in the day. <smile>
Kim, <smile>.
Thanks so much, Amy! And I have some how missed your blog until now. I've added you to my reader and hope to get to know you better in the coming days <smile>.
I hear ya, Sue! And that prop was, as I told Mrs. C, used in MathTacular4. I just can't refuse friends who beg me for information <smile>. Well, information I'm free to share <smile>.
~Luke
Aww, I wish you wouldn't have brought this topic up as I've been trying to eliminate things I haven't used in a long time....now you're allowing me to reconsider a bit! LOL!
Blessings,
Tammy ~@~
<laughing> That's why I added the "limited space" bit. If you don't have room for it: Get rid of it!
~Luke
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