Time to Brag
March30
My brother recently did some puppeteering work on this music video. Nothing to do with anything, but I think it’s cool so I’m sharing. Go bro!
(It’s the Grayboy Allstars “Still Waiting” video, btw.)
The Formal Bio:
In early 2008 Michelle left a fulfilling career as interactive director in an integrated marketing agency to pursue her passion for writing great stories filled with fascinating, intense, real characters who will do anything necessary to achieve their dreams. She’s co-written the audio-play of a Louis L’Amour short story produced by Bantam and Beau L’Amour, worked as an executive assistant for a Hollywood publicist, taught English in Spain, and enjoyed the lofty title of Romance Director running the personals sections of a newsweekly in Los Angeles. She lives in Austin, Texas and spends her spare time adding poems to TheGladdestThing.com and creating websites. Her story “A Spaghetti Kind of Love” appears in the Recipe for Love anthology published by Highland Press.
The Real-Me Bio:
Writing my own bio kills me. What are you interested in? Where I was born? So-Cal. Where I live now? Suburbia. Pets = 0, Kids = 0, Husband = 1. I’m brunette and I can tell you the exact L’Oreal shade if you’re interested, but I’ll assume you’re not. I recently cut off most of my curls and donated them to Locks Of Love, which was a bizarre yet satisfying experience; not often after getting a haircut do I get to walk away with a bag full of hair. I’m a writer and a geek, and I love poetry and British history and sci-fi and mysteries and horror stories and P.G. Wodehouse and salty-sweet desserts. I’m going to go have one now.
Hooray for P - this is awesome work! All of those dancers in the crowd, the musicians, etc - I’m in awe!
which one is your brother?
Paul’s one of I think four puppeteers who worked on this. I know he helped with the old man who can’t take a shot, as well as several others. Apparently this was an amazing editing job - the puppetry was shot on green screen with small groups or individual puppets, then stitched into the whole as we see it later.
I have returned from the RWA Conference in San Francisco, and registered my domain name (s) thanks to you and Emma.
Your workshop was one of the highlights … you simplified and made the possibility of creating a web site less formidable. I am about to go to Emma’s web site to check on the workshop handout. Again, Thanks so much.
Marion