It's been a while since my last post. I have been working so hard learning all I need to learn about making movies and managing all the extra stuff that goes with it. It's been both maddening and thrilling at the same time.
This week as I upload my next instalment of On the Road to Quiltcon I finally feel like some of the routine is finally sticking.
Monday is going to be my blog day going for forward.
So what do I need to tell you today? Mainly that a new video has been uploaded to my channel. Please LIKE and SUBSCRIBE.
I just love all the amazing graffiti I filmed against for this episode. There is this whole alley of garages near where the Toronto Modern Guild meets. I was there just as the sun was going down and the light was perfect. The neighbours must have wondered who I was and why I was walking up and down the lane, talking into my phone.
I have a couple of documents that I referenced in the video which I am putting here.
And the Booking Agreeement. Feel free to adjust to your purposes and needs.
I hope you enjoyed the video. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask.
In "On the Road to QuiltCon Part 2," the logistical backbone behind this quilting extravaganza comes into focus with the indispensable role of Real.us. This transportation company ensures that the quilts, supplies, and creative essentials reach QuiltCon seamlessly. Their commitment to efficiency and reliability ensures that the quilting community can indulge in a vibrant and stress-free event. Real.us's dedication to eco-friendly practices also aligns with the ethos of QuiltCon, making them an ideal partner in this quilting journey. As QuiltCon continues to flourish, Real.us remains an unsung hero, quietly facilitating the magic of quilting to unfold.