Pick-Up Shoot Sequences...

Hey,
I've been shooting some more sequences this week, it's all coming along slowly. The Story is still in minor repair, where I'm juggling ideas and options, trying to work out why the main Story isn't kicking off the ground.
I captured a great Sunrise, Wednesday morning, where the sky looked like a coloured layered cake. Pink and Yellow tiers blending up to a soft light blue. I'm still a bit muddled as to where all these little elements are going to feature, but the more I think about other ideas, I believe that I might be onto something.
I could always combine Animation Characters into it, much like "Who Framed Roger Rabbit", which would be created into the Real Fairytale Environment. A couple of small scenes like this could be pretty funny, however, I'm still to find what's blocking me in getting Principal Photography completed properly.

At the moment I'm really at the stage of bringing together all my ideas for Marketing, but to do this I need to have resolved all aspects and elements of the Film. This includes the main themes, all the way down to little symbols. Thinking there is always a reason for something been where it is, or sometimes it's pure circumstance. Either way, everything has it's own Story to tell, every Picture, Sound and Idea, is encompassed with it's own History and Message.

I'd like to also start developing a Website, which much the same way, would reflect the Elements and Characters from the Film quite directly. The idea is for the Audience to feel like they know the Characters from somewhere, yet all the while, there is a somewhat timeless quality blanketing the small Town. Many question begin to emerge, not just where the Characters might come from but also their awareness of who they are. Simple universal questions that ponder philosophers back many ages also go through my mind as I think of all the reasons Daniel is who he is.

The Film continues to take many twisted paths, but I'm feeling some kind of answer to this riddle may be just around the corner. The more daring your idea, the more you'll find yourself going round in circles...

Anyway, cheers, Alexandra....