Back to San Francisco.

But this time, I'll be gone for 3 months. The production starts in a month and we have 5 weeks of shooting in the States before moving back to Korea for the local shoot.

This is exciting. At the same time, nerve-wrecking. My first real producing experience. No matter what, I'm going to enjoy the ride.
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kelvinwong said…
So are you able to disclose any interesting tidbits about this producing gig? Is it for a film or tv, Korean language or mixed Korean/English? Can we find info/website on it? Learning valuable producing stuff to eventually help with making of Expats? Any difficulty in getting your temporary US work visa?

(Wife and I vacationed in S.F. last year and thoroughly enjoyed it---ain't it just a wonderful place? Oh, can you confirm Hagil Baek works for you?)
3:23 PM
Bill Totolo said…
Have a wonderful time in San Fran, it's a great city.

Are you using Korean or U.S. crew? Just curious who your DP is.

Best,

Bill Totolo
6:47 PM
Unknown said…
Actually we're not shooting in the city of San Francisco but 30 minutes away from it in Marin County. It's beautiful up here but quite a daunting task considering it's a Korean language film with a mixture of Korean and U.S. crew.

I would like to reveal more but I need to wait until the distributor in Korea is going to announce the film sometime next week in Korea. Then, I can talk more about it. Even posting some pictures. :)

As for Hagil, he quit last month to go back to school. He never followed up on your project, did he? I'm hiring someone in a few months when I return to Korea. Could it wait until then?

Bill, in terms of DP, we have two DP's. For the U.S. unit, we have a veteran DP from U.S. and for the Korean segment, we're using a Korean DP.
5:40 AM
Unknown said…
Oh, as for my work visa, I have a green card so I can work and live here. :)
5:40 AM
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