Tag: film

• Sequel Update #8 – Cover to Cover

  

  Last week, Adventure Worlds Press released the cover Christian Laforet designed for A Place That Used to Be! In case you missed it, here it is: It was a bit of a process getting to this final, awesome design. Originally, I’d asked Sarah Kivell to take photos we could use for the cover. She’s an…

  Brittni Brinn

  June 30, 2020

  sequel

  adventure worlds press, art, authors, best laid plans, blog, book cover, books, christian laforet, collaborative art, cover design, cover reveal, creative freedom, creative process, creativity, feedback, film, genre, graphic design, learning, local, novel, photo, photography, post-apocalyptic, project, rabbit skull, sarah kivell, sequel, the patch project

• runaway projects

  

  Some of you may remember the stage play that I wrote a while back called Runaway. Produced as part of The Windsor Writers Series in 2017, the play is a surreal family drama that reached people in a way I didn’t anticipate. I still get asked about it by friends and audience members. Is the…

  Brittni Brinn

  March 29, 2019

  events, writing

  adaptation, author, books, creativity, events, film, local, meet the author, new projects, novel, project, publisher, runaway, script, stage play, windsor, windsor small press book fair, writing, yqgbooks

• filmtastic and other made up words

  

  This week’s post is a little late on account of the filmtastic weekend we had and the terrible cold/ flu symptoms that followed! On the mend now, thanks to our good friend’s gift of soup and apple juice and a lot of sleep. 48 Hour FlickFest 48-hr FlickFest was a grand time: we wrote the…

  Brittni Brinn

  October 16, 2018

  reading

  48 hr flickfest, block party, books, creativity, events, feminist fair, film, kara kootstra, making a movie, post-apocalyptic, reading, the patch project, upcoming events, windsor, writing

• 48 hr film

  

  Every year, WIFF hosts a challenge: you can sign up a team to write, film, edit and submit a 1-5 minute film in 48 hours. I participated last year, so was very excited when our friend got a team together for the 2017 iteration. We went to the kick-off event. We met around our dining…

  Brittni Brinn

  October 17, 2017

  writing

  48 hr flickfest, film, screenplay, script, short film, WIFF, writing