Captain's Log - 14/03

Today, myself and Ed took Will into one of the Mac rooms during a shared free period and we recorded the many voiceovers for his character, Wesley. My role in this was to advise Will on the style we would like him to read his lines in, that sort of detached, film-noir monotone, as well as bearing the relentless criticism of how it was written. I brought the script up on my phone and deleted everything but the lines of voiceover he needed to record, and then gave the phone for him to read out.

Our film is beginning to reach an awkward stage where most of the parts are completed, but not yet put together. This leads to it all being decontextualised and all seeming a bit weird. For example, Will seemed quite confused at most of the lines, but seeing as without the script and with only a cursory explanation during filming, he wasn't entirely sure of the narrative of the film and the voiceover lines, outside of the context of which they appear, just read as even more bizarre. We can expect this will go away once the film has been finalised though.