Damn you day job!
I didn't want to take any chances so I didn't leave it in my car. Also because I have bad luck with cars and it might get stolen and then I'd lose my film and then what?
Back when I shot Poly Esther during the Great San Diego Fire I told my crew that if the fire approached my house I'd have to leave the shoot and rescue the film we had already shot.
So hopefully the terrorists won't crash a plane into the highrise I work at.
I can't believe just one week ago I was on my way to Mexico to shoot this film. This is the fun part because production SUCKS.
Have a good weekend. I will for sure.
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