Hey!

Busy, busy times for us. I haven’t had to post quite as often as I would like.

But I thought I’d jump on and mention something cool.

Our esteemed colleague Jill Golick’s web series, Ruby Skye, PI, was also funded by the IPF Webseries Pilot program – and they’re going to camera on Monday. That’s Ruby in the picture. (Stop staring at me, Ruby! What are you laughing at!?)

In the meantime, they are rushing all around town getting ready to shoot – and keep on top of their already insanely busy lives. So to make co-ordinating their production much easier, they have decided to hold their production meetings through Twitter.

A bold experiment. As a platform for direct, back-and-forth communication, Twitter presents some challenges. It is hard to keep a conversation on track – the time line of questions and replies get confused, and you could lose a tweet in the stream of updates that floods anyone’s twitter use. But it is fascinating to be able to not only sit in on their plans and discussions, but to jump in and contribute if you have something worthwhile to add.

If you want to check it out, here’s what you should do.

First of all, follow @rubyskepi on twitter. That will keep you up to date on all the goings on.

Secondly, as of press time the Production Meeting Tweet-up is scheduled to start at 4:00 EST this afternoon. Look for the hashtag #rspipdn .

And, while you’re at it, I’m @scottalbert on Twitter. Feel free to follow me too!

Scott