🧰 Tools, if you get stuck
We won’t leave you facing the blank page. Each guide fits on one page: the key, what’s really going on, and what to do.
🎬 Pick your episode
The novel is already split up: 47 chapters, forty-seven episodes. Each one stands on its own, with its set, its characters and its punchline.
Open the list, read the synopses, take the one that tempts you — and film it.
Find ideas to film and act
🎬 Film and act out the novel The Hammock and the Hummingbirds
A picture pops into your head? Film it.
What you shoot stays yours, and your name goes with it everywhere.
🎭 Play “The Viking says…”
Pick a line and act it out, an accent, 2 minutes. The Viking is especially fun to impersonate.
The Viking — I’m a Viking, not a smoked salmon!
🎭 Improvise out loud
Play as a group: everyone draws one and improvises. Write lines from the book on scraps of paper, put them in a jar, shake, draw one and act it out.
Share your improv🎬 Make a short film
Pick a chapter, a scene, a row. The whole book is already written in dialogue.
Share your film🎭 Put it on stage
Puppets, a reading for two voices, a stage adaptation. The “Sunday Is Showtime!” studio set is played by three.
Share your projectShow yourself
Are you a Sunday actor, a bathroom-mirror impressionist?
It’s free, and nobody judges. Here, the gems are imperfect.
Are you an actor, a videomaker, an editor, a director?
It’s free too. Show yourself: what you can do, your style, what you love. Your name appears next to your film, your profile goes into the directory.
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