Well the last few weeks haven't been particularly banner ones here at SoGoPro.  As Hilarie told you in her vlog, we're now looking for a new artist for our graphic novel... we seemed so close to getting that put to bed... but the baton was dropped and here we are.  So - we got Dave Dorman on the phone and asked him to round up some new talent... the good news is that he just got back from a trade show and had met a promising good new artist whose work he wanted us to see.  He's going to forward us her sketches and send along a few other artists that he thinks would be good for our book.  Fingers crossed!  A setback is a setback, however I'm confident that Dave will find us another talented artist that will work within our scope and produce a wonderful graphic novel. 

I finally got back from Utah last week tired and worn out... for those who don't know we shot most of OTH's episode 722 in Park City, Utah.  Such a beautiful place... if you like snow (they've got mountains of the stuff) then you've gotta go visit that place someday.  Quaint little town... great places to eat and drink.  Warning:  Bring Your Wallet... very expensive place to hang out.  We all tried snowmobiling, everybody loved it and Yours Truly went on the Olympic Bob Sled track with my assistant Karen... All I can say is that was INSANE!  5g's in the corners will make the strongest man cringe... and weaker ones holler... just insane.  We also scored a great place to stay in Park City... "The Canyons"... the folks there bent over backwards to make sure our stay there went smoothly.  I've never met so many nice people in one place... even when one of our "unnamed actors" wasn't happy about room service and let the Canyon's management know about it they were still nice.  The rooms were spacious and each crew member and cast had their own condo... first time EVER we've gone anywhere and not one person whined about their accommodations.  We had to travel and accomnodate around 70 or so crew/actors from Wilmington, NC.  Folks, it went without a hitch... (Well not quite perfect, Alan Hook our designer who travelled before the rest of the the crew got left in Atlanta on his way home because of horrible weather on the east coast but he drove the final leg and got home safely) however, the weather on location was just perfect... the Utah film crew we hired was spectacular, all of them were hard workers with great attitudes and we shot the week out without one tiny bit of trouble... before you knew it we were loading the cast and crew into vans and sending them to the airport... a job well done!

So this week we're back in the saddle... still trying to raise capitol for "Pedestrian" and finding the right graphic artist to hire...

Onward,

kt