As Frankie and the crew rest up, they plan for the editorial and the one day of pickups.

The last day of shooting introduced rain to a major outdoor set piece, and the crew has to do some last minute scrambling and rewriting to solve it.

The crew dodges another disaster and gets one of Frankie’s most sought after shots in the film.

Tension simmers as the crew shoots in New Bedford, MA and one of the funniest scenes in the film.

What should have been an easy day of shooting turns into the most confrontational.

On a lighter day, the crew only needs to shoot a fast scene at a bowling alley, but runs into an unexpected obstacle.

On a nearly disastrous day of shooting, a location owner doesn’t show up, leaving the crew nearly out of options.

Hana Carpenter joins the production on Day 3 as the crew completes filming at a record and music store. Tensions rise between director and cinematographer.

Producer Nina Szulewski succeeds in throwing a mock birthday party for one of the film’s most complicated scenes.

On day 1 of shooting, Frankie reunites with star Jon Ryan and take on a long but fruitful day of production.