Summertime is for editing!

I'm just about wrapped up at the high school where I teach. By this time next week, I'll be done, and that means that Korea Dreambus editing will be my main focus (after my job at the paper). The editor, Derrick, has the footage that I organized, so now I'll be diving into creating an assemble edit with some copious notes. 

I'm also looking for a composer at the moment - someone who understands something about Korean culture and traditional music, even if the score isn't completely traditional-sounding. I'm hoping for a mix of traditional sounds and instrumentation (or approximation thereof) along with melodies that will resonate with the themes of the film, which revolve around the martyrs themselves and the personal reflections I'll be making.

Speaking of which, writing the script for the narration will also be on my platter this summer. 

I'm planning a small vacation to my homeland (Massachusetts) at the end of the month, otherwise, it's going to be me sitting at the computer a lot. Thank goodness for T'ai Chi and living in a walkable neighborhood to get me moving once in awhile.

Happy summer, everyone!