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=== Wednesday June 7 === | === Wednesday June 7 === | ||
Santa Barbara and then Los Olivos, wine country. Checked out a couple of wineries, Gainey and Firestore. Gainey was strongly preferred (and we bought a couple bottles), though the otherwise interesting woman was a bit over the top with her patriotism. Then a trip into LA and dinner at the Real Food | Santa Barbara and then Los Olivos, wine country. Checked out a couple of wineries, Gainey and Firestore. Gainey was strongly preferred (and we bought a couple bottles), though the otherwise interesting woman was a bit over the top with her patriotism. Then a trip into LA and dinner at the Real Food Daily, a nice vegetarian place with good prices. | ||
Haven't been hearing much from the neighbor despite some horking in the morning and the occasional muttered curse, he's subdued, seems to be going through some issues. | Haven't been hearing much from the neighbor despite some horking in the morning and the occasional muttered curse, he's subdued, seems to be going through some issues. |
Revision as of 19:26, 9 June 2006
[[File:Isabelle_Dauby.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Isabelle Dauby]
La réalisatrice Française, Isabelle Dauby, est arrivée au Québec en 1998. Elle réalise et produit dès ses débuts des portraits de peintres contemporains Parisiens et un documentaire artistique sur une championne de surf (Charlotte somertimes). Elle participe à la production de plusieurs courts métrages, publicités, clips, documentaires, etc. Elle a créé depuis deux ans sa propres maison de production : Isart Productions. Le documentaire « Exil » a été sa première œuvre documentaire au sein de son entreprise. Elle souhaite réaliser et produire des documentaires sociaux québécois et d'auteurs. Elle développement actuellement son deuxième documentaire dont le sujet traite des Mohawks.