Chris Muir on the set of his short film "Bye"
Watch it here:
It's easy to get sentimental with a garden full of gorgeousflowers and the temperature falling way too rapidly.
Out in Alberta they had snow today! But to write my
blog tonight, I decided to look back on events that
happened on this day.
On this day n 2011 my son Christopher was directing
what I believe was one of his first films Bye. Steven
and I were in the studio, and I had a very
minor role in the short film. It was an exciting day, and
I was so proud of Christopher, who has gone on to be a
pro photographer, and now a Director for music videos,
ads and films.
Looking back and seeing this joyous photo of him on
the set, I felt so happy at the memory, and so proud
of where he's taken his incredible talent.
Have an enjoying your present moments and memories day.
10 comments:
I LOVE this film. Oh my, it's so clever. So impactful.. Your son has worked hard at his craft. The whole family is so creative and I'm glad that you shared this with us.
I love it all over again!
Thank you so much Flora,
I do too. Yes Christopher works hard at his craft for sure. Thank you for being so supportive.
XOXOXOXOXOXO Barbara
Hi NIcki,
Thank you so much. I did too. I hadn't watched it for a long time because he
is constantly working on new stuff that I watch with great delight. This
one is a treat.
Love your work so much! Hope you get out to Toronto sometime soon.
XOXOXOXOXOXOXO Barbara
I love this film, thank you for sharing it!!
Oh, I remember this! And love it! It is so witty and charming, a great idea and so well executed.
Great to hear that Christopher has developed his career with success! Congratulations!
HI Verna,
I'm so glad you like it. I do too. As a person who teaches writing, I teach about the
power of the word. And tone. I just love this film for how nuanced and funny and
true it is.
XOXOXOXOXO Barbara
Hi Liza,
Yes Christopher continues to have fun with film. It is wonderful. Your family is
doing well too. And that is great. Miss you.
XOXOXOXOXO Barbara
I LOVE this short (and so elegantly executed) film by your son!!! It’s charming, funny and heartbreaking, all in a matter of minutes! Pretty powerful in that I teared up at the end!!! Creativity abounds in the Muir family!!
Thank you for sharing that!!! Xoxox
Thank you so much Laurel,
I love it too. I must tell him that you teared up at the end. Yes creativity does abound in
our family. In yours too.
XOXOXOXOXOXO Barbara
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