I'm Back!

02/12/2012

I'm Back!

In Vancouver, that is.

WP and I are here (with our amazing director) to scout locations for our pilot, and interview production designers and costume designers.

We start shooting in a little over a month, so there's a TON to do and, as always with pilots, no time to do it.

But isn't that what makes it fun?

I'm really thrilled to be here. Vancouver stole my heart last winter, and I'm so happy to have an opportunity to return.

And now it's time for this pregnant lady to go to bed.

Tomorrow's going to be a loooong day.

Posted at 10:54 PM in pregnancy, Television | Permalink

Tags: pilot, pregnancy

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Isn't it exciting that you're doing it pregnant this time?

Posted by: Julie | 02/12/2012 at 11:25 PM

So jealous! Even if you don't see a hockey game, I'm jealous!

Posted by: Chris | 02/13/2012 at 12:18 AM

Welcome back to my home! I'm so glad you like it here - and I'm sure Baby Girl will too. ;)

Posted by: samatwitch | 02/13/2012 at 07:57 AM

Our mutual friend told me he just saw you in casting and that you are glowing. :)

Posted by: Jen Klein | 02/13/2012 at 10:47 AM

looks gorgeous...louisiana gives tax credits ...just sayin...bring the baby -when she gets out..rest, rest, rest Precious Cargo

Posted by: jerie b | 02/13/2012 at 08:18 PM

Love reading Vancouver props! Great spot to be with a newborn too. I have a now 2.5 yr old and walked the Vancouver sea wall A LOT when he was very young. Fresh air and motion are great nap inducers.

We just moved from their to a small island in the UK 10 months ago. Oh how I miss my Vancouver.

Enjoy!

Posted by: Racheljonat | 02/26/2012 at 01:31 AM

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