(Hoping there are at least 50 general publics today…)
About a hundred people have seen an early draft of the film. Only Emily and Jeter and I have seen the final version. But that all changes today. Anybody who wants to see the film can. And this is it…this is what we’ve got. No more fixes.
I’m excited to watch the film with people. I want to hear them laugh (at the funny parts), want to know when they feel restless, want to hear their comments after. I’m not looking for glad-handing and attaboys. I’m plenty proud of myself and my team for making it. I want the film to be seen because I want to learn.
I want to get better.
Have you heard about this? So exciting in theory.
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If the approach can work smoothly on the technology side, then it takes everything that is heartbreaking, soul-sucking and awful about the pre-screening/audience testing procedures and infuses it with some of the great aspects of live theater.