The Caretaker

It’s a Wrap!
The Caretaker It's hard to believe that one month has went by already. It seems as if it were yesterday that we just started. Millions of thanks goes out to the staffs at Governor Baxter School for the Deaf for making this film a reality. John Woodcock, the real caretaker of Mackworth Island, has been what [...]
Media Language Art and Storytelling Education Culture Sat, Nov 29 2008

Day 27
The Caretaker Our last day of production.
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Day 26
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Day 25
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Day 24
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Day 23
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Day 20
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Day 19
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Day 18
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Day 17
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Day 16
The Caretaker Everybody was enthusiastically looking forward to dinner for one reason: Maine Lobster. Kurt went on a boat ride with Jon Connick in search for a lobster boat. There were no lobster boat in sight so they went to a local store and bought back 30 lobsters. As part of the Maine Lobster Dinner [...]
Media Art and Storytelling Culture Sat, Nov 15 2008

Day 15
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Day 14
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Day 13
The Caretaker It is definitely a pleasure to have Howie Seago back on the set. Howie was our main character in our first feature, A Permanent Grave (written by DJ Kurs). Howie and Max had their scenes done together and it definitely brought a lot more color to the film, especially with their sharp dialogues. Howie will be [...]
Media Art and Storytelling Culture Tue, Nov 11 2008

Day 12
The Caretaker One of the popular questions around here is asking how Mackworth Island got its name. Mackworth Island got its name from Arthur Mackworth. The island before Arthur was owned by Sir Ferdinando Gorges, an English colonial entrepreneur in the 1600's. Arthur served as a deputy under Ferdinando. History lesson done. Here are [...]
Media Art and Storytelling Sun, Nov 09 2008

Day 10
The Caretaker Governor Baxter's mansion is planted on Mackworth Island where we are shooting our production on. Former President Bush Sr. once slept in the mansion. The main character, Clem, has his own bedroom in the mansion. No one would dare to roam in the house alone when it gets dark at night as there [...]
Media Art and Storytelling Sat, Nov 08 2008

Day 11
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Day 9
The Caretaker If I were to choose which state is the most friendliest, it is without doubt nor hesitation that I would say Maine. Everywhere we go, we are greeted with friendliness and generousness. This has been mentioned several times here on this blog and this cannot be emphasized enough. “Vacationland” is the word [...]
Media Art and Storytelling Sat, Nov 08 2008

Day 7
The Caretaker DJ Kurs was here to help out with some scenes and coached some sign language to make them believable rather than staged. He has been a huge help and we all could feel his absence from the set. On the other hand, we got another help on the set with the arrival of [...]
Media Language Art and Storytelling Sat, Nov 08 2008

Day 8
The Caretaker Italian Day is what we would call this production day. Kurt and Kye stormed a delicious Baked Penne for lunch and to-die-for homemade pizza for dinner. Those meals were definitely our energy booster and we had a very good production.
Art and Storytelling Sat, Nov 08 2008