Nice, very nice, Chris. You TEASE! LOL!

Andy x

That I do, that I do  

So if all goes well, I should be able to film the scenes outside the freezer prior to winter break.  So that's some good news, and good news always keeps me going.   I'm going to storyboard and plan out a shooting schedule this week.  I want to keep this well planned.

Any new progress? It's been a while since you updated.

Oh yeah, there are. Right now, I'm waiting for Andrew to submit the last couple pages of the flick. The schedule is pretty much the same, and I'm right on track the film. I'll probably have a cameo as Tom. And I have the script storyboarded and rehearsals are set for September to October...

Good luck with it. I'm anticipating it very much.

-ONEY

have you read the original i wrote, its in the short section.
and ill have the last of the pages soon

The only changes in the script is some dialogue and voice overs.

Oh good to be back, haven't been here in months, school and moving and all.  Hey good luck filming, it's much harder than it seems.  Me and my friends filmed a short and it took a very long time.  My advice, plan everything out in advance and give yourself plenty of time to film and edit.  Working with serious people always helps too .  Well good luck and keep us posted.

Mike.

Thanks for the advice, yeah, I'm working with people that I trust are going to to stay focused, and I'm planning the hell out of this. I have a vision of how I see this, and I want to see it realised. Actual filming isn't until winter break, but until then, we're planning and rehearsing.

Good, it seems like everything is falling into place. With my short, I had it storyboarded and all organized, but when filming started, everything fell apart: only two girls could make it for the first day of filming so we could only shoot two scenes, and then those scenes were all screwed up when I checked the tape. I changed casting for the main guy character the same day I had an opening in my location to film and that night, the main guy showed up but he didn't even read the script before filming. We could only do one scene. The next shoot, everyone came and we practically did the entire thing in three hours -- I was running around with my head cut off, but we got it all done. While I was with part of the cast, the others were playing hangman on a dry-erase board and watching Everybody Loves Raymond. Though I felt I was going to need some stress medication, it was all worth it. Two of the cast had me autograph their scripts saying they would be worth something someday, and that made me feel really good. Anyway, I hope it turns out really well, and I hope you can put it online so I can see it when it's all done.

The store I'm looking to film in is closing down. Some may see that as a bad thing I see it as incentive. So if all goes accordingly, I should be set to film a couple scenes this weekend.

Isn't that a good thing if it's abandoned? It would be much easier to do what you need to do and you don't even have to worry about leaving crap around ha-ha

Iw pouldn'yt have the guts to go and ask to use tsoemone to use thier store. They;d probably laugh at em And besdiesi don't even own a video camera,  let alone these digital things you talk of. Any films i have made have been created with a normal camcorder. No music. Bad sound. Grainy.

But i hopwe yours turns out good. I've read the script and would love to see how it turns out.

Anything new here?

he is filming it
the script is complete
and the people are casted