Working in Atlanta

I finished working on TURN: Washington's Spies on Saturday, February 27th at 10PM.  I got up super early that day to clean up and get out of my apartment on Elwood Ave.  We were shooting two units that day and I had a 9A-ish call time.  I also had a job interview for another show that morning.  My boss on TURN said I could come in an hour or so late, so that I could go to the interview.  Season 3 went well overall.  So thankful and glad to be on such as great show about history, which is so very important to me.

After wrap, I drove back to our farm in Northeastern NC.  Got in around midnight, had a beer and went to bed.  The next day would be busy at best.  I had do get up early and drive to Atlanta for a new job that started on Monday, February 29th.  I will be working down here until the beginning of April.  It's OK, not great.  Too far from home.

I received 3 emails this week regarding Brookfield.  One was from a woman who had a baby there and was reunited with her child years later.  One was from a woman who had a baby there in the 1960s, and one was from a woman who was born there in 1950 and is looking for info.  We are all connected by this place.

Time is what I have very little of these days.  I will be back in RVA in early April to work on the PBS show Mercy Street.  Planning now to do some audio and video interviews during the 3 months that I will be in town.  Specifics are still be ironed out.  More to come.
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