Ep. 31 - Making of Witch Amiss

from Sound Meets Sound · host Meghann Wilhoite

In this episode I talk all about the pre-production process for getting my TV pilot WITCH AMISS off the ground! From script, to table read, to all the different crew roles, to trying to find someone to drive the truck full of equipment from Queens to Manhattan, I get into the nitty gritty of all the things I've learned the past few months as I embark on my most ambitious production yet! https://witchamiss.com/

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