What Was It Like Working On The Hit T.V. Show Miami Vice?
Those 24 episodes make up one of the most exciting, educational and memorable years I have lived.
Of course living in the Rockies, soloing in a plane and living in Europe were all just as cool and rewarding in their way. But to have actually been a creative and integral part of such a ground-breaking and trend-setting show brings me pride. How I got the job – and why I left – well, those are two other stories.
There are a lot of anecdotes I could go into about each episode… what it was like having to find certain vehicles, planes, and boats. What it was like working alongside teamsters and how it felt seeing the stars of the show in the hall. What the production meetings were like and more. I’ll talk about those in future posts.
Stay tuned.
Geoff
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