The (messy) birth of an episode
Writers have a blank page. I have this –
a couple characters and prop. Just . . . looking at me.
Writers have a blank page. I have this –
a couple characters and prop. Just . . . looking at me.
Camellia’s story continues, as she finds herself adrift on an endless sea *********************** One of the hardest parts of creating
The story continues with Daisy riding into town and suddenly being swept into a past she can barely recall.
I’ve spent more time than I like to admit searching for a new “young Daisy” doll for the second draft
Our story starts with Camellia, dressed in a ballgown, floating in a small rowboat in the middle of the ocean.
I’ve spent the last few weeks redesigning my doll room (what used to be the dining room in my house),
Dogs! I simply cannot stop buying dogs. Small dogs, thankfully. And inanimate. But, still, dogs. At first I was solving
In my next Underfoot episode, I’m going to be playing around with the distinction between dolls that seem fully alive
Last time we checked in, all of the characters were converging on the airport in an attempt to find Camellia.
After the flurry of activity in Rosie’s last episode, it’s oddly quiet today. In Silverton, OR, not a creature is