Storyboards
I’ve been busy working on the storyboard with a very talented artist. Here are a few of the boards!
I’ve been busy working on the storyboard with a very talented artist. Here are a few of the boards!
The Japanese kanji for “Path of Dreams” is 夢路. It is pronounced “yume-ji” or you-meh-gee. The first character (yume – 夢) means dream, vision, or illusion. The second character (ji – 路) means path, route, road, or distance. Together these characters mean “dreaming” in Japanese – so maybe in Japan “Dreaming” will be the English title for this film!
Hear what writer and producer Velina Hasu Houston has to say about poet and beauty Ono no Komachi and writing Path of Dreams.
Hear director Tamara Ruppart introduce Path of Dreams and the work of Velina Hasu Houston in this promotional video for the film’s IndieGogo fundraising campaign – in English and Japanese!