An Audience With The Queen
It was a pretty momentous day for us here at SceneCaster's nerve center on Friday as we were graced by a visit from none other than Scene Queen Lesley Bergen!
PHOTO: Lesley Bergen (left) and some guy she picked up at lunch.
As luck/fate would have it, two of our guys were passing through her hometown a few weeks ago, sent her a quick IM and bingo-bango: she accepted our invite to drop by and let us dissect her marvellous brain! It was like the mothership had called her home!
We spent a good two hours over lunch (and by 'lunch', I mean 'cocktails') getting to know the lady behind the legend. I remember being struck waaay back in April by the incredible level of detail and art direction that went into Lesley's scenes and was very politely (I hope) inquiring into as to whether she was involved in graphic arts or photography or some other creative endeavour. Much to the surprise of both of us, she admitted to having no such background or interest until she started casting scenes. Fast forward to the present: Lesley has completed 100 stunning, innovative and startlingly intricate scenes (and counting).
PHOTO: 3D Lesley signs documents donating brain to SC.
Those of us here at mission control would like to thank Lesley for the hours she's spent entertaining us with our own app., and for her incredible skill at making it sing & dance.
PHOTO: Lesley Bergen (left) and some guy she picked up at lunch.
As luck/fate would have it, two of our guys were passing through her hometown a few weeks ago, sent her a quick IM and bingo-bango: she accepted our invite to drop by and let us dissect her marvellous brain! It was like the mothership had called her home!
We spent a good two hours over lunch (and by 'lunch', I mean 'cocktails') getting to know the lady behind the legend. I remember being struck waaay back in April by the incredible level of detail and art direction that went into Lesley's scenes and was very politely (I hope) inquiring into as to whether she was involved in graphic arts or photography or some other creative endeavour. Much to the surprise of both of us, she admitted to having no such background or interest until she started casting scenes. Fast forward to the present: Lesley has completed 100 stunning, innovative and startlingly intricate scenes (and counting).
PHOTO: 3D Lesley signs documents donating brain to SC.
Those of us here at mission control would like to thank Lesley for the hours she's spent entertaining us with our own app., and for her incredible skill at making it sing & dance.
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