We’ve wrapped the first days of Lucifer’s Crewcut. What a joy it was working with Maria Bamford … nothing like working with real pros to take your project to the next level. We had a half day with her and banged it out with time to spare. I think that also speaks to the quality of the effort our crew put in to rattle this one off. Robert and I were simpatico on working the scenes together to squeeze out the best creative juices from the project.

Stacey’s team did a wonderful job of pulling together the sets to really give us something to shoot. The last couple of weeks of their work are going to as much of the film as anything else. The whole thing is turning out beautifully. Nicely distressed walls of funny old men in pointy hats … the perfect dressings of water coolers and radiators. The detail of the years worth of pencils hanging from the old rotary phone in the hallway leaving little half moons scrapings on the wall. Great job baby!

And as a bonus, Mark Brecke was there as our set photographer to capture the best moments. It’s nice to have someone like that working with you and adding that extra dimension.

Next stop … December when we can reassemble the cast and crew to bang out the remaining days.