The research and history side of Courage, New Hampshire and Colony Bay Productions.

Production Post #3~ Meet the Wardrobe Dept. of “Courage, New Hampshire.”

Posted on August 3, 2012 by Monique Lewis

Whew! What a week. These past few days have been crazy. We finally have a little bit of a break from shooting. With only two days left of filming Episode 4, I have my work cut out for me! I still have to get a lot of “behind-the-scenes” interviews for you guys! In any case, […]

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We’re Doing Our Part..

Posted on July 13, 2012 by James Riley

It’s time to do yours! Disclaimer: If you are one of the faithful who have already contributed, ignore this message — unless you have a friend who needs to ante up! It all starts with culture, with story. If you don’t like what is going on around you, blame it on art. We are what […]

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A Different Kind of People..

Posted on July 13, 2012 by James Riley

When we look back on the great accomplishments of the late 18th century — embattled farmers standing their ground at Lexington and Concord, the timeless language of the Declaration, the homage the centuries have paid to the Bill of Rights — we tend to see the victories and not the character of the people who […]

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The Conscience of the Soldier

Posted on July 8, 2012 by James Riley

Not Every Order Should be Obeyed The Brittany Rebellion of 1771 Most enlisted soldiers cringe at the very thought of disobeying a superior officer.   As Washington wrote, “the soul of the army is discipline,” and the very enterprise of war can’t move forward if every battle strategy required a vote.   Certainly, even rogue […]

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Do the Right Thing!

Posted on June 26, 2012 by James Riley

Hi, everyone.  Your director here, James Riley, asking those of you who are able to contribute to “Courage, New Hampshire” to do so, TODAY, if possible. I have publicly chided what I call the “smart money” set, who give you a funny look when you talk about pooling resources to create better entertainment.  The fact […]

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Courage Talk — How do you say “low life” in the 18th century?

Posted on June 26, 2012 by James Riley

Courage Made Plain! The First Two Minutes of Episode #1 Translated from the Baroque (sub-titles) This was fun.  We’ve always tried to make the language of Courage, New Hampshire authentic to the journals, letters, and newspaper usage we’ve seen in 18th century primary texts.  Most of us are used to this language, but occasionally, someone […]

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Branding With A Hot Iron

Posted on June 15, 2012 by James Riley

We had a meeting this week with a distributor/producer who seemed to know her business and her market, (“faith/inspiration”), very well.  She said very early on she had an idea for an entertainment “brand,” along with the right people to produce it.  By all appearances, she’s doing very well. Does “Courage, New Hampshire” and “Colony […]

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The Inevitable Surprise

Posted on May 18, 2012 by James Riley

We’re at the “plot points” stage of episode #4, where we debate what happens to whom, how we match it to the events of the era, and what we have the means to attempt.   For example, in this next episode, we’re very confident that Reverend Laud, in a flash back scene, needs to give […]

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Pitch Package

Posted on March 9, 2012 by James Riley

We’re working on what they call a “pitch package,” which showcases the series for the media and potential broadcast partners.   We thought those of you interested in our project, might like to take a peek.  Lots of character bios, back-stories and historical background.. SYNOPSIS Tavern keeper and justice of the peace Silas Rhodes (James […]

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