looking for feedback on the serial

I’ve finished writing part seven of film noir the serial. My first reader has read it and approved. So now I ask, who among you will be kind enough to look over all (or even just some) of the seven parts and provide some feedback?
Each episode is less than four pages long and they’re screenplays so that’s not a dense four pages. Just reply here or email me at iwanttohelp at wackoproductions dot net. If you’re willing to look over the whole thing, I’ll even give you a nod in the credits. .

sound frak pro

Had to tap out after an hour or so of wrestling with Soundtrack Pro. And by “tap out” I mean ordering the official training book (which is fortunately super cheap now that version two is out). It was either that or throw my iPod at the monitor.

vote for the person, not the party

Tomorrow is the day when you have the chance to actually do something about those war-mongering fascist Republicans and the peace-loving pinko Democrats.

If you’re here in Georgia, check out the voter guides from the League of Women Voters of Georgia and the AJC. Of course if you’re here in the 4th Congressional District with me, in addition to celebrating the absence of McKinney’s name on the ballot, you’ll want to to write-in the name “Loren Collins“. Whether you’re left, right, or somewhere in the middle, he’s the best guy for the job (plus how often do you actually get to use that “write-in” option).

(And speaking of voting, go cast a vote for my new film while you’re in the electoral mood.)

Watch and Vote for My New Film

The new film is live. Please go watch it: http://www.youare.tv/watch.php?id=1758 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ng2aDFld61A http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=6844823097393585620&hl=en

And (more importantly), please go vote for it: http://www.cinematiccd.com/votegdbyesweet/

You can also vote by sending an email to vote@cinematiccd.com with “077 Good-bye, Sweet Night” as the subject line. Spread the word.

goodbye, sweet film

It’s done and will be live on WackoProductions.net later today along with Google Video, Myspace, and Youtube. The subject matter of the film is a rather sensitive one. I’m presently very happy though with the quality of the finished product and with the new camera. Six days of work (with one day off for good behavior), four minutes and fifteen seconds to show for it.