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The_wolf_with_the_red_roses 09:55 pm UTC 01/09/11 |
| In reply to: | re: What made 2010 great for you..... - steven_stuart 12:36 am UTC 12/31/10 |
| Thanks once more for all your all kind words dude, I really love the Twilight Zone, I’ve only seen a fe episodes but to me it still stands as a legacy of Rod Sterling’s genius, he truly was a pioneer of the thinking mans Sci Fi, and treated the genre with respect which is surprising considering The Twilight Zone was made in the 50’s, the era of Sci- Fi B movies. When money isn’t an issue I will look into more Rod Sterling work, a truly underrated talent. My film “the last Broadcast” was shown at my local theatre as part of a competition, unfortunately it didn’t win but it was something I’ll never forget. My animation project is something that we’ve working on for a while, I’m scripting it and a friend of mine (the voice of the possessed in the Last Broadcast) is animating it. I’m hoping it will be around 10 episodes each with 20-30 minute run time per episode. I’m hoping to have dialogue recorded soon and have the first episode up by March hopefully. I can’t wait for you guys (and Jim of course) to see it, it’s by far my best work yet and when it’s finished Rockman is going to be the first place I post a link to it on. > > I thought it would be fun if we just listed a few things > > that made 2010 great for everybody here. > > I'll list my things tomorrow because I've got to get up > early. > > > 1.Making "No time like the future" > > I think I may be destined to follow Jim's example and > > maintain that my first thing is still the best thing I'll > > ever do...but in my case, that would be bad thing :). In > > all seriousness, No time Like the future was a learning > > curb for me, with me learning lesson I hope to apply > > during a long and successful career to come. > > To me "No Time Like The Future" confirmed that you have > the skills that Rod Serling demanded from writers and > directors when he was producing (and sometimes writing) > the original series of "The Twilight Zone". > > Steven Spielberg's big break was on a similar show called > "Rod Serling's Night Gallery" (in 1970). > > > 2. My first cinema screening > > Whilst not winning the competition, seeing my name and > > material on a big screen is something special, even if it > > wasnt my best work. > > Oh, I didn't realise that the film was screened at the > cinema. That must have been so cool. > > > 3.Casting for my animation project > > The first time I've gone through a proper process of > > trying out actors, seeing actors treat my work as > > something...well, real. The project in question is a > > script (the first in a series) that I hope to share with > > you all soon (I hope to use some of Jim's music as well) > > I love animation but I think it must be very difficult. I > recently went to see Disney's "Snow White" at our local > cinema. There were no children watching but there did seem > to be a lot of university student age people. It is a > great work of art that would have bankrupted Disney if it > had failed. I believe it was the first feature length > cartoon ever. A lot of people told Walt that he was > crazy. > | |
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