Monday afternoon was spent at Soho House with Marc Wilder. We had a fantastic meeting that went from 1:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m. Most of the time was spent going over the script for my second feature. He's going to be managing me, and so we discussed various strategies and things that we need to do to get the ball rolling. All in all, it was very productive and I'm feeling extremely positive about everything. I've got a lot of rewriting to do between now and Thanksgiving weekend, so he can take the finished screenplay with him to Sundance in January and keep working up through March. I also met Kelly Poston, whom Marc describes as his "right hand woman". She took a copy of the script with her, but I don't know if she's read it yet.
And if you've never had the chicken club sandwich at Soho House, you're totally missing out. Seriously.
Other than that, I went to Broadway Video this past Friday to drop off my backup hard drive so that Gaye and Trish can output the movie to both drives so that I can take it back home with me until work begins again on the movie in March or so. I'm going to keep editing at home in the meantime. And I need to find out from Bill what the best way to handle the audio is. He replied to an email of mine, but I'm not sure I got exactly what he was saying.
What else, what else? Well, Roland has created a Myspace page for the Matutinal Reverie soundtrack. Befriend it!!
And I was supposed to meet Andy this past Friday, but I was quite busy and so couldn't swing it. We're supposed to meet this coming Friday, though. It'll be nice to see him. I did meet Dana Varon for a few drinks in the neighborhood, though. We went to Klimat, which is this very interesting Polish wine bar on 7th Street. I had pierogies and red wine. An interesting combination.
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