Figuring Out Our Unanswered Questions

Hunter throws up a pose for the log pic

As we all talk around our long table in the pub, we try to fit together our remaining puzzle pieces to this production. What is the name of the show going to be? Are we going to have a title sequence? What kind of animals are going to be on the show, and are they going to be dictated by the puppets that are available to us? These are all questions we are going to have to figure out soon so we can get this production underway.

Today, Nick showed us an audition of his friend Chris Kelly, who we had thought might make a good Kip character. Based on his tape, he does make a good fit, and we have agreed he would work as the Kip character. For now, we will put him down as the Kip character.

Our plan is to have the following done by class on Monday:

• Finalize script, and elaborate on the backstory of the show. 
• Wardrobe review, report on Monday.
• How to approach intro
• Keith suggested that the show opens with the children's show opening, and then we slowly zoom out to show Corey reviewing an old episode, and then going into his or her dialog. 
• Locations scouted
• Peggy Williams?
• Collaboration room in Park for writer's room?
• Possible first shoot date scheduled?

It was a good thing there were no random monday night rap concerts going on during our time here like last time. Tonight we were able to get our plan of action set, and we are all going to be working over the weekend to get things in motion before class on Monday.