Accomplishment chart, 4/1 – 4/7

Accomplishment chart, 4/1 – 4/7

Writing
- 3 Livejournal entries
- 7 daily Hipster Feminist tweets

Theater
- had 2 rehearsals for Mrs. Hawking and Vivat Regina at Watch City Steampunk Festival ‘16

Larp/Gaming
- ran Woodplum House on Saturday at Festival of the Larps ‘16
- played the Mad Girl in The Bell at Festival of the Larps ‘16
- played Wilma Mahler in Tartarus at Festival of the Larps ‘16
- ran Woodplum House on Sunday at Festival of the Larps ‘16

Sewing/Costuming
- sorted costuming at Dana Hall for 2 hours

Website
- posted Gallery of photos of Vivat Regina Act II at Arisia 2016 on Mrshawking.com

Teaching
- taught Short Fiction lesson 4/1
- taught Intro to Lit lessons for 4/1, 4/4, and 4/6
- graded 6 essays for paper #3 for Intro to Lit
- graded 4 revisions for paper #1 for Short Fiction
- planned Intro to Lit lesson for 4/4, 4/6, and 4/8
- planned The Rules of the Game lesson for Short Fiction 4/8
- planned A Good Man is Hard to Find lesson for Short Fiction for 4/8
- planned The Things They Carried lesson for Short Fiction for 4/8
- started planning Short Fiction lesson 4/8

Physical
- 2 fighter abs routines

Media
- listened to episode 50 of Tom and Lorenzo’s Pop Style Opinionfest
- watched RuPaul’s Drag Race season 6
- read The Things They Carried short story by Tim O’Brien

Cooking
- made 8 peanut butter smoothies
- made chicken Marsala and steamed broccoli

New post on Mrshawking.com -- "Mrs. Hawking TV show bible posted!"

The show bible for the Mrs. Hawking TV pilot is now available!



As you may know, the Mrs. Hawking story could be adapted to many different kinds of media, but I can't help but think that serialized television is the ideal form. To that end, the first stage script has been adapted into a pilot for a TV series on this website, now updated and in polished form.

But when you're trying to a script for a TV show out there, a useful tool to have for pitching it is the show bible. That's a short, five-page document outlining the important broad strokes of the series. It describes the setting, the major ideas, the important characters and their journeys, as well as giving an idea of the direction the storytelling is going to take. So we decided to put one together to accompany our pilot.

The bible is now posted on this website. It was hard to boil things down to their essentials, but actually all the writing about the characters and planning out the story in the blog was incredibly helpful for figuring out what to say! Check out the bible to get an idea of how we'd translate this idea to the screen.

Until then, there's always the stage plays! Be sure to check out our shows Mrs. Hawking and Vivat Regina at the Watch City Steampunk Festival in Waltham on Satuday, May 7th! We'll give you some cinematic action performed live for your enjoyment!