I caught whatever plague my roommate has. It's too late for me. Run! SAVE YOURSELVES! ALL OF YOU!
For some reason, I love people's reactions when they hear me talk for the first time. My voice is about 2 octaves lower than most people assume, so when they see a really thin, and somewhat short man, sound like James Earl Jones, they're reactions are priceless.
I'be got a busy week ahead of me, but today is dedicated to playing "Batman: Akrham City".
I've come to love Sundays.
1) On here, it's Sundies, which is one of the greatest things ever. Seriously, it could pull me out of the worst mood.
2) I actually get to sleep in after a long week of film work and going to a job I hate.
3) I get to spend time with my dad, who I've gotten to actually know since...
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"There are those that look at things the way they are, and ask why? I dream of things that never were, and ask why not?" -Robert F Kennedy
I take the choice of music for my films seriously. Most of what I choose comes from what I'm listening to when I'm writing. As someone who listens to a wide range of music, this can make for a interesting score for a film. While it always seems to surprise people, I'm an avid fan of classical music, so my next film will use a...
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Every scar I have on my body has come from some idiotic accident with a mundane object. I can now add "5 inch gash from my wrist down my forearm from a screwdriver" to that list.
I have some strange and random aspirations in life. For instance:
I'd like an honorary doctorate in a field I have no interest in.
I dream of being thrown out of a Creationist museum.
I want to give a commencement speech at a graduation, and empower the strange, the weird, and the alienated.
If an atheist, proud of an accomplishment, screams out "I am god," will they instantly stop believing in themselves, and vanish?
With my last two film ventures, I've discovered a love of cinematography, especially playing with light and shadows. I'm a huge fan of chiaroscuro, where you have a lovely mixture of light and dark in a shot, so you get a strange counterbalance.
Some know it as "Rembrandt lighting"
My Director of Photography usually calls it "Godfather Lighting".
I used it in my last film
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