Author: Cameron Logan
Film Writer/Director of the upcoming full length film 'Arthur: Dawn of Destiny'.
Teddy’s Party | Production Journal Six
Day three of filming continued as actors Patrick Steed (Grandpa Theo) and Brandon Fields (Teddy) performed a less comedic, more intense scene. The acting duo rehearsed the… Read more “Teddy’s Party | Production Journal Six”
Teddy’s Party | Production Journal Five
Sunday, February 11th, 2018 marked day three of filming for TEDDY’S PARTY. The plan for day three was to record all of the scenes involving the character… Read more “Teddy’s Party | Production Journal Five”
Teddy’s Party | Production Journal Four
Day Two of filming for ‘Teddy’s Party’ was a learning experience for everyone involved. In order to properly record sound for the party scenes, we asked all… Read more “Teddy’s Party | Production Journal Four”
Teddy’s Party | Production Journal Three
NOTE: This post continues my description of day two of filming for our new film, Teddy’s Party. Between the cast and crew, there were over twenty people involved… Read more “Teddy’s Party | Production Journal Three”
Teddy’s Party | Production Journal Two
Sunday, February 4th marked day two of filming for our upcoming film ‘Teddy’s Party’. We filmed a large chunk of the film on day two, as we… Read more “Teddy’s Party | Production Journal Two”
Teddy’s Party | Production Journal One
TEDDY’S PARTY is the second film set in the “Bryn Universe”, which was established in our last film ‘Bryn Gets a Job’ (available now on Amazon Prime… Read more “Teddy’s Party | Production Journal One”
You Were Made To Be Creative!
“THE DESIRE TO CREATE IS ONE OF THE DEEPEST YEARNINGS OF THE HUMAN SOUL” -DIETER F. UCHTDORF
Welcome to Logan Social Entertainment’s blog! More specifically, my blog. In case you didn’t know, my name is Cam Logan. I’m a writer/director/filmmaker, born and bred in Augusta, GA (home of ‘The Masters’ and ‘The Godfather of Soul’).
The quote that started this post was handpicked from a quick Google search of “creativity quotes”. To imply that I knew it all along, and plucked it from the corners of my brain would be dishonest. And dishonesty is the enemy of good art….
