Keith Snyder

Journal entries with ILY in the titles are about the short screen musical
I LOVE YOU, I'M SORRY, AND I'LL NEVER DO IT AGAIN,
now in post-production.

I just wanted to share this while I'm supposed to be studying the foley plan. The first graphic is an index card storyboard frame that took about six seconds to scribble. I didn't mean it literally, or necessarily need that exact moment to appear in the film, but I liked the energy in the sketch. It appeared in later materials with the caption "PENDING CHOREOGRAPHY."

The second graphic is what Greg did with it.

The most amazing thing to me about this whole process is how my flightiest impulses and whims turn into logistical issues, cost issues, choreography issues, performance issues, framing issues and then a movie.

I'll eventually have a series of storyboard frames vs. finished shots at the ILY website, but for the moment, here's just this one pair.

If I recall correctly, it was Larry who said, "Here's your sketch."

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