All Quiet In The Naughty Front

We are ending the first week of November and I can’t say that it’s been an exciting week. Things might pick up before the week is over, in the meantime the work goes on.

Jac lost a few days because his computer needed the attention of professionals in the field of Mac Book misbehavior. So, he walked one morning, carrying his computer on a backpack he bought in Switzerland, it’s a beauty, to the Mac specialists, a 30 minute walk from his house. The specialist told him that he will have to upload the system all over again because something went fatally wrong. It meant taking all of the files out, time consuming, 500 GB worth of stuff, put the system back, put all the applications in, and upload the files all over again.

The specialist said he would have it ready by the evening or by next day, Saturday, in the morning. Jac walked back home. Good thing he has another computer, he could do some work with the scripts.

Next day, in the morning, he walked back to the place, it was closed. “I’ll be back in the afternoon” he thought to himself. He walked back home, to feed his cats, walk the dog, feed him… it was noon already and he had lunch with Erix, who was leaving for NY that night. After lunch, early afternoon, he returned to pick up his computer. The place was closed. Bitching, he walked back home where Rocky was waiting eager to have an afternoon walk. So… Jac continued walking until tea time, knowing full well that in the evening Rocky had to have his walk… again… which he did. Lots of walking.

On Monday morning he went back to the Mac place hoping to get his computer back, the joint was not officially open, but there were people there, so he barged in. He demanded to know about this computer. A gentleman, not the specialist Jac was dealing with, told him that there were some issues and it should be done in maybe 20 min, but it’s better if he returns in the afternoon, which he did, it wasn’t ready. So the gentleman told him he could deliver the computer instead of having him wait. Jac walked back home, walked the dog and waited, and waited and waited some more for the delivery that he thought would never arrive, but just before he was ready to walk the dog again, the specialist arrived in his motorcycle with the computer. While he waited he did some more work on the other computer.

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Simonne Second Test for Monxa Mala.

When we had the casting call for Monxa Mala and 69, one person stood out, Simonne. We already had the main cast, headed by Bea, Mila and the new comer Dani. All three had done extensive work under duress. For Dani it was going to be the very first film with us, but she went through a good number of tests prior to the casting call.

When Simonne first stood in front of the camera, she was looking for a role in 69 Année Érotique, but soon after her first tests, Jac felt that she would be great in Monxa Mala, in a good role, for circumstances too long to elaborate, she ended up in the leading character in the story.

Before shooting the film, Simonne was subjected to a number of tests, first alone, and later with Mila and Bea, in each case she was demonstrating her thespian talents as well as her capacity to endure harsh treatment.

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After a long time, in relative terms, Jac began to work with his suffering damsels in total distress for the Seditiosa story. Jac was taken over one by his muses and began writing one scene of the three crucified women talking to each other as they are raised up the stipes, having her feet nailed and made to ‘sit’ on their terribly looking cornus, after they were nailed to their patibulums, of course.

For reasons that I’m not in liberty to discuss, the dialogue tests are produced in separate days, one day for each of the Crucified Three.

Thursday night was Simonne’s turn. She has the most dialogue lines in the partial scene. She did a superb job.

The idea came about because Jac could not get confirmation for the transport to the locations he wants to check out. Apparently there are some nasty goings in the country, road blockades, which impeeds the movement of cars, buses and so on in most of the country and the people with the transport fear to be stuck someplace for hours, or maybe days.

So, in lieu of not having transportation to the locations, Jac decided to work a little of the dialogues he was working on.

As he walked his dog Wednesday night, it suddenly came to him, the whole situation, the lines and he liked it, so when he got home and after feeding Rocky and the cats he wrote down those lines along with the intense scene description.

Then he contacted them all to arrange for them to join him for an afternoon and evening of crucifixions galore.

Not all three could make it on Thursday afternoon; but Simonne could in the evening, and she did.

Dani, on the other hand, had time Friday afternoon, and Mila was home sick and she might be able to do it Saturday.

It must be noted that this test of dialogues is not intended to look like a full production set up. Just the lights, the ladies without much clothing, the camera … and that’s it. No effects, no blood, no action of torture, no other participants. Just the three, one at a time, on the same spot, suffering and saying their lines to see how the dialogues work under those conditions.

Jac will edit a video of it when he’s done this weekend.

If the transportation blockades are over next week, they will venture to the locations.

The next time they will be able to do something like that will be after Jac returns from his planned trip to NY soon.

We have 32 days left to raise those 25,000. That’s half the time we had and we have 25% of the funds in the treasury box. That’s 6,254 dollars. Not bad. I was hoping to get to the 10,000 mark soon, so, surprise me!