ASL Day Nineteen Photos

By Day 19 we'd thought we'd heard every possible noise disrupt the shoot...until the paving crew pulled up a mere 50 feet from the apartment we were shooting in.

Director Devon Lyon gives Spencer Conway his specific mark for his scene with Katie O'Grady.

Katie Atikinson applies make-up to "Libby" to cut down on her sheen.

Katie O'Grady as "Lisa".

A Tyler Stephens soundman first: the baby doll noggin' mic.

The caption possibilities for this photo are endless, here are several, feel free to craft your own:

1. Director Devon Lyon learns what happens when you hire an actor with improv training.
2. Spencer Conway takes the scene in an unexpected direction.
3. Er, Spencer, we're not filming THAT movie.

Warning: Do not mix crew with props. Another "Make Your Own Caption" moment.

An anxious "Lisa" waits for "Julian" to get off the computer as she comforts "Libby".

Crew sets up the final shot of the day.

Re-Post: ASL Call Sheets Days 12-22

Here is the link to the final batch of call sheets covering days 12-22:

Call Sheets Days 12-22

ASL Day Eighteen Photos

Day 18 was all about "Mitch", played by Dwight Slade. We covered all of his story lines and Dwight did a great job. So did the three women with which he shared the screen!


"Mitch" sneaks out and takes some cash on his way. "Apartment Chick", Sarah Delamarter, sleeps through the whole thing.

Dwight Slade and Sarah Delamarter. Sarah delivered a great performance in a second, emotional scene.


Director of Photography Ryan Walters plans the next shot.

"Mitch" and "Pretty Young Thing", Megan Keller.

In the late afternoon we shifted to the "Cozzzy Inn"...no that isn't a typo!

Director Devon Lyon walks Katie O'Grady ("Lisa") through the next shot.


"Lisa" meets "Mitch" at the hotel.

"Lisa" and "Mitch" party it up.

ASL Day Seventeen Photos

Crew prepares for the first shot of the day.


"Cathy" drops "Jada" and "Beth" at youth group.

Director Devon Lyon says goodbye to Leanne Littrell following her final scene of her final day on set. Leanne did an outstanding job as "Cathy", bringing the character to life!

"Andy" prepares to meet "Derek" at the door.

Gavin Bristol spent his final day on the set. The crew enjoyed Gavin's time on set and he was the perfect "Andy".


Collin Crowley, "Derek", also spent his last day on set. Collin was one of the actors who had the most days on set and was great as "Derek".

"Andy" talks to the youth group.


The youth group extras...what a motley looking crew, huh?

Preparing for the final shot of the day, the never ending dolly shot...

ASL Day Fourteen Photos

Crew sets up for the first dolly shot in the parking lot of the clinic.

As crew tweaks the lighting, Katie O'Grady, playing "Lisa", prepares for her emotional scene.

People often ask what the secret is to great sound on a movie. The answer? "Big guns".

Actress Katie O'Grady and the ASL crew finalize the second dolly shot.

Co-screenwriters Mark Anderson (L) and Tony Pierce (R) talk to Director Devon Lyon.

Leanne Littrell, Julie Crist and Mary Nelson prepare for an emotional scene in the clinic.

Leanne Littrell gets herself ready for the hallway scene.

"Cathy" (Leanne Littrell) is consoled by "Beth" and "Beth's Mom" (Bridget McNamara and Katie Curry).

ASL Day Thirteen Photos

"Blake", played by Aaron Larsen, sneaks a peak at a sleeping "Cathy" (Leanne Littrell).


Crew completes the set-up for the shot of "Cathy" sleeping.

Director Devon Lyon and Asst. Director Kevin Curry review the script in preparation for the next scene.


Bryan Thompson and Steve Waters set-up the lights for the next shot.

Director of Photography Ryan Walters checks how the lights cast shadows as he sets up the kitchen shots.



"Kimber" tells "Jada" that she is sneaking out with the boys to go to "Blake's" house.

Director Devon Lyon talks to (R to L) Robert Calkins, Aaron Larsen, Teirra Valentine and Teresa Decher about the blocking for this shot.

"Cathy" cleans up after the birthday slumber party. What might she find in the trash?

"Kimber" and "Blake" kanoodle in the kitchen.

How the shot looked on screen.

ASL Day Twelve Photos

Crew shows off their latest feat of lighting magic, the uber-long lighting arm.

"Jada" completes her transformation to the "Kimber" side.


Mary Nelson as "Jada".


"Kimber" scrutinizes "Jada's" online page.


"Beth" is not happy about the choices "Jada" is making.


Brendan Quinlin as "Fred".


"Cathy" and "Fred" install "Jada's" computer.

Make-up artist Katie Atkinson's latest challenge: Brendan Quinlin's head.