Down On The Farm - 43 pages down for Script Frenzy.

I, regrettably, haven't been on top of much the past few days. Between family obligations over the long weekend and running right in to a very nasty sinus/throat cold there hasn't been much in the way of available useful time. By the end of day on the 15th I should be on page 50 of 'Down on the Farm' to stay on the minimum page count requirements. I really don't think that's going to be an issue. I have a lot of ideas on where to go next. It's going to be fun trying to get there and seeing where the less substantial, less fleshed out ideas end up going. It's a small story but I feel like it's just starting to get interesting. A lot happens in the most recent 10 pages.

My wife is out of town shopping this coming weekend and I've taken Friday off from work. I'm going to be putting quite a bit of time in to getting caught up. I have pages for Script Frenzy to get on top of, editing my Celtx forums project I filmed awhile ago, prepping for my next shoot and possibly doing some rewrites on the material, and potentially shooting something very short on my own. I have a small idea and if for no other reason than the exercise I may very well do it.

I had passed along the 'A Brand New Hell' video to a horror podcast that I quite like. It was more of sharing something I made with them to say thanks for all the material they've shared with me (and the Internet at large). At last email it looks like they're going to be reviewing it as part of their podcast in the near future. Cool. Once it's up, and I believe it to be mostly favourable, I'll post a link.

Looking for a location for 'Diggin' A Hole' in the Kitchener-Waterloo area. Need a large field, perferrably out on a farm where there is significantly less chance of digging in to water/electric lines. I'm hoping to shoot this in the summer.

If you have a BlackBerry I seriously suggest getting Mobipocket Reader, a free e-book reader, and then start searching through the archives at gutenberg.org. I'm currently reading Mary Shelley's Frankenstein on my BlackBerry when I have free time and loving it.

david shute - Apr 15, 2009 at 12:18 AM