One way to hide the fact that you are making two movies for the price of one, is to invite some unnamed genius filmmaker to do a documentary of whatever you claim to be filming.
Just like Orson Welles did more than once in the making of F FOR FAKE and IT'S ALL TRUE.
Or as Rodger Corman used to put it, double (threeway) scheduling and casting saves both time and money.
Gregory Scott Relf's
TWO WITNESSES NEWSLETTER
PS CHAD: Ever thought about having an in-house cook, domestic butler, house-cleaner, and weekend flyfishing guide gadfly for the price of one?
Talk about living like a king on a budget.
Much like all of those retired expatriot Americans who are living it up down in Argentina and Chile.
Hells bells.
We could probably tape the whole thing and make money off of it as some YOUTUBE reality freak show; distribution via my friends at cloudmakerpictures.com naturaly.
PS KIT WINN: We could easily put together some white trailer trash beaver dam flyfishing reality show called THE FAT TROUT.
Using just a month of video takes in and around your Drunken Charlie Lake property in east Twin Peaks, King County.
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