What would you think if you looked out the window of your house and saw this?
And this?
These are definitely the kinds of sights that will get neighbors talking about what on EARTH is going on over there at that PASTOR’S house AND did you ever see such a thing AND oh my word!
Well, if you happened to be one of the neighbors who lived on our street, you could save yourself all the trouble of being confounded, astounded and dismayed and you could just (correctly) assume that Movie Director Sarah Smith was hard at work again.
Here is one of the lovely stars of the movie, sporting a fake mustache that belongs to Sir Steve. (A male character was needed so they just added a mustache and . . . presto! A sophisticated gent was born!)
The filming was part of an assignment for Sarah’s AP English Class. These girls worked together on a couple other video projects this past year and have had a great time with all of them. (This particular one was based on The Great Gatsby.)
I think the hardest part of their filming process was trying not to giggle when they were supposed to be mourning a character’s untimely demise.
Because there’s nothing like giggling over someone’s demise (untimely or not) to give the neighbors even more stuff to talk about!
It’s so much fun to see Sarah exploring new ways to express her creativity—she loves videography and video editing and these English assignments have been both a great challenge and a great joy to her as she’s helped with script writing and filming and then done virtually all of the video editing before it’s turned in for grading.
Good times, great laughs, creative opportunities and entertainment for the neighbors.
A day well spent.
Love this. My daughter, Stephanie, did projects like this in high school and college. In fact there was a similar “crime scene” was filmed at the local ice cream shop where one of the actors was employed. It was great fun to see these creative minds at work. It so much fun to see Sarah grow and explore through her high school days. Love the shot of the driver in the car.
Mary,
I know–isn’t make believe so great for our kids to do and us to watch? The ice cream crime scene shot sounds like great fun. 🙂
what a fun and creative assignment. I’m sure the gals and gent will ace it.
We did in fact ace it, Mrs. Pam. 100%! 🙂
I found that my face was hurting from smiling all through this post. I love laughing more than anything, and you’re right—- just when a person needs to be serious, the laughter comes more easily and it’s the kind of laughter that makes your stomach hurt ( in a good way) .How I would love to be able to see this film when it’s finished!
Sarah is so pretty and so is her outfit.
Kim,
Love it when I get to post a “face-hurter.” 🙂