Doing Anything's Magical Photo-Journey, Part I

Yesterday was the third full day of shooting for Doing Anything, but it was the first day I actually remembered to bring the still-camera along.

Here are some photos (along with an exclusive, behind-the-scenes look at one of the sets).

The scene required a pot of coffee in the background. Unfortunately, I have never made coffee before in my life. And the more I stared at the coffee maker, the more reasonable it seemed just to fill the pot with some muddy puddle water.

Fortunately, I had the professor along, who actually read the instructions while I sat in a corner and sobbed.

The coffee turned out great, and now I am hooked. I ran out with the Jilb today and bought some caramel/vanilla creamer.


Here is the set, as promised (complete with coffee pot). It was a good set, what with that sign and those windows -- plus the green table was a nice touch. But unfortunately for DJ and Andi, the set also happened to be located outside on, unquestionably, the coldest day of all time.

It wouldn't be a Double Deuce / Rainy Day film without the BKC. (Except, of course, for The Notebook, Fugly Couch, Unnoticeable, Violent Person, Fugly Couch 2: Electric Boogaloo, The Immigrant Song, and The Altar.)


There are a handful of times during every shoot when the Professor, for no apparent reason, spontaneously turns pure evil.