Alex showed me a photoshoot that Sam, the Director of Photography, had done earlier with Ally, his very attractive girlfriend, who’s going to be featured in Maxim in a few months. There were loads of photos, all very nice, but mostly very topless. He’s handed me the laptop and I was casually browsing through before Ally entered the room and immediately asked what I was looking at. I looked up at her with the Guiltiest Expression Ever on my face as Alex smirked and said, “Your photos!” Awkward!

She was fine about it, though. If she’d have had a problem with it I don’t think she’d have had the photos taken in the first place. But if I’d turned up earlier I could well’ve ticked #4 off my list of  things to do.

This was meant to be a modern day retelling of the first bit of Genesis, with God as an unreasonable landlord, but I don’t think it really worked all that well. Shot for Sci-Fi-London‘s 48 Hour Film Challenge, it was a good first exercise in making a (very) short film, though.

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