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Hey man, I'm back on here. See Journal for news. And I DO have your pilot, and I DID read it. And I DO have an ongoing TODO item in Outlook to write you about it. But it's been crazy.

You still interested in any feedback?

Cool, then I will wait to see what comes when you get the re-write done.

Also, I would encourage you to look at the Firefly pilot. Whether you like the show or not, it is a pretty stunning example of striking the balance between introduction and story movement. I think it is 2 hours, but man, it got me hooked on that show!

I still have two years left in my five year plan... and still no movie deal.

I need to get my ass on a film set... and quickly. I'm going through withdrawals.

damn, that sux

I've still yet to see Rent, and I've really wanted to see Fiddler on the Roof. Ya lucky pup!

And I am feeling better, thanks.

Also, they have more thank comic book classes...it's a major. It's what I'm majoring in, and it's my last quarter.

P.S. -- I still have your pilot, and I shall read it as soon as I fuckin' graduate.

Those Frenchies were just jealous of your beard. It's a widely known fact that the French cannot grow facial hair. That's why they all have those little pencil moustaches.

Yeah, a car in the City is ridiculous! A friend of mine keeps a car in Jersey, but he never drives it. He's only living in nyc for three years, but he brought it with him, anyway.

It was kinda like highschool all over again, though, when everyone found out he had a car. There was a huge buzz and everyone wanted to see it.

you could try asking Kestrel

i'd make you one myself but seeing as how i'll be outta the country soon, i won't have the time

[Edited on Apr 26, 2004 6:50AM]

i dig your website

I used to be an editor at a place where my boss had literally about 2,000 DVDs. One day he put on the Wicker Man soundtrack and when I asked about it, he told me all about the movie. He let me borrow the Special DVD in the wooden box. I watched it. By the end, I was so fucking mad. All the bad guys get away with everything! I understand it's a great tale and all that, but I didn't get it. But I watched the extras and saw that there were a lot of people who did. Happy Birthday.

[Edited on Apr 19, 2004 9:53PM]

thanx! and a happy birthday to you too!

Happy belated birthday. Are you still celebrating?

Oh, and check out our new group, the Filmmakers Lounge. It's private but I'll buzz you in as soon as I see the request. No need for an email since I know you and your work - and we're eventually gonna make a film together! Cheers!

You're hot.

There.

anything in the hopper yet??

I still talk to a few people. Malcolm is in New York he flew me out to Iowa to work on a documentary of John Edwards while he was campaining, Austin is teaching in Orlando, John Thursby, Jason Prowell, and Tom Scott are living together in L.A.

Just got an email from Dani Konrad... not sure if you knew her. And I IM'd Morgan the other day... we talked for a bit.

I hear random things about random others here and there.

Hey! This is Kimmy,just wanted to let you know that I will now be known as Razzell.There's an explanation in my journal.

Haha!! That is so funny! I love it!

Hey man! I bought me some new pens today that appear to be pretty sweet for the small price I paid. I got them at Staples and they are made by Staedtler. They are called triplus fineliner. The ones I bought are 0.3 mm and the set of 10 colors was only 7 bucks. Sweeet!Pretty cool for detail work.
I was looking for Microns but apparently they don't carry them anymore or were out.

It might mean that they're wondering how much more of an ass they are going to make of themselves while they are thinking about climbing the corporate ladder while stuffing their faces with the mundane hay everyday stuff.

Hey thats quite good , job change for me I think, anyone need pshyco analysing.

Yep, those are Jones Soda bottles. My wife has amassed quite a collection.

I know what you mean about not picking up certain intended meaning in Japanese films. They to tend to be more included more subtly and in abstract form than in American and European films, which doesnt help, nor does the difference in cultural attitudes and traditions, but obviously its great if that interests you.

I'd like to see Suicide Club when it comes out here, I imdb'd it and it has some pretty harsh criticism there, but its also described as the japanese 'heathers' which would be super! But the type of filmmaking from that culture does seem to be far more cerebral than western films, so i dont expect it to be as much fun, if that description is valid.