The final script of Games of Love and Chance was completed and sent off to my director last weekend, leaving me at a loss as to what to do next. I do have a few projects to get working on - a couple of short films for a start - but I'm mired in that peculiar dim afterglow of having finished a five month project and yet not wanting to really relax, even though I ought to. My attentions are all over the place. Been mainly watching classic American comedies like The Philadelphia Story, The Apartment and The Odd Couple, and wishing I could be that good. Ooo, they're excellent, aren't they? The pinnacle of the cinematic art form. Many of them based on hit stage plays too.
Anyway, Zut Alors Theatre asked me to write a little piece on how I'd gone about re-working Marivaux for my script and I happily obliged. Rather than reproduce it here - for which I'd have to seek permission from myself - I'll link to it directly instead.
Happy reading!
Anyway, Zut Alors Theatre asked me to write a little piece on how I'd gone about re-working Marivaux for my script and I happily obliged. Rather than reproduce it here - for which I'd have to seek permission from myself - I'll link to it directly instead.
Happy reading!
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