Finished for Now!

It's been a crazy few weeks, but the Remember crew is finally done with the cabin! After several (pretend) deaths, lots of coffee, and the hard work of 30+ people, the main section of our film is over.

Now we're going to regroup next February (!) and finish off the forest-set scenes. (Plus a pivotal moment in a shed. Try to imagine what that could be.)

As we wait for our next round of spookiness, let's take a moment to sing the praises of one last cast member who never got the attention that he deserved:

Here he is trying to remember his lines before we got him in costume and makeup. Despite the long conversations that we shared, I never caught his name.

Anyway, kudos to that guy. And great job to everyone who worked their asses off to make some movie magic. It's been incredible.

First Day of Filming!

The dream has officially come true, people! Today is my first day on set of Remember, a horror movie I cowrote with the absolutely incredible Jeff Corpening. I've written all about it (and sent out a bunch of newsletters spotlighting different parts of the process).

And now we're here, in a spooky/gorgeous cabin up in the Smoky Mountains.

Fun fact, they're called the Smoky Mountains because the mist literally looks like smoke. I was today year's old when I learned that.

What do I expect? Well, I'm meeting a ton of people in person for the first time, all of whom know way more about filmmaking than me. It's going to be so much fun to hear their stories and watch them at work.

As you might've heard, this is our second attempt at filming this project. It's changed a whole bunch since 2022's COVID shenanigans. Leaner, meaner, and (dare I say?) a little scarier, too.

I'll keep you posted!