Your association with Hallmark is not yet complete. You still have the Martha's Vineyard Mysteries brand, which I'm assuming will remain in operation. Yes, I like working on the Martha's Vineyard Mysteries films. They're fantastic. The source material is astounding. Indeed, we must reduce it from the books. The novels of Philip R. Craig are so irreverent. They're really very enjoyable to read, but I like executive producing because I enjoy being involved in every area of creating a program and find it quite fulfilling. Obviously, I owe that chance to Hallmark, but a lot has changed at Hallmark, and everyone is in a holding pattern, waiting to see which TV series and movies they will continue to support and which will be axed.
When I viewed the film "Bring It On" years ago, I was unaware that it had been adapted into a stage musical. The tale is portrayed in a unique way via the cheery, sincere songs written by Tom Kitt, Amanda Green, and Lin-Manuel Miranda. Miranda's name piqued my interest, since I've grown to appreciate his work over the last year. This musical is neither "Hamilton" or "In the Heights," yet it, like Miranda's solo ventures, captures the dreams of youth and their desire to rise beyond strife. These tunes are upbeat, energetic, and excellent for exercising, with brilliant lyrics that flow with compassion and adolescent wit. I like this album and listen to it often, particularly in the gym. I can't choose a favorite song—they're all equally enjoyable.
