Film production is a lot like planting a garden. You put the seeds in the soil, and for a while, you can’t really see that anything is happening. But down there, under the surface, those seeds are absorbing moisture, and those embryonic plants are beginning to grow. Eventually the corn and beans break through the crusty topsoil, and you can almost measure their growth hour by hour.
Well, at UNUSUAL FILMS, the seeds of the new 1920s Baseball Film are in the soil, and a lot has been going on under the surface. Here’s just a sampling.