Monsieur Maintenance

Finally, the succulent, delicious fruit of our Wis-Kino labors:

I will never be big on the Internets

A couple weeks ago, I worked on a five-day shoot for an independent short horror film as wardrobe supervisor. It was awesome. More on that later.

The next weekend, I did a 48-hour film for the Wis-Kino Spring Kabaret. I made two giant novelty checks. I am told that our finished product will soon be on the tubes, complete with fifteen seconds of bonus footage! Until then, we also got a write-up in the Decider.



Went to Chicago last weekend. Went to the Art Institute, saw some fun Yousuf Karsh portraits. Danielle got her car window smashed while it was parked outside my folks' house, so we stayed another night, giving me the opportunity to finally see The Rose and the Rime at the House Theatre. I liked it. It wasn't as cloying as I thought it would be, plus there was 'snow' and hot dogs were thrown at the audience, and there was lots of performance art-type tree-making.

Haven't done much since. Applying for internships, a lot of sewing. I got Twitter, and I don't know what to do with it. Starting to write a play about Falstaff and Sir Toby Belch going to a bar together, and this is going to be either kind of stupid or very, very silly.