I wonder which version you read, Polter-Cow. Not that it changed that much as we went. Those are called stage directions, screen direction or just plain prose.
I'm not sure. I will take this part out as soon as you see it, but I got it from a friend of mine at CAA about three weeks ago.
The four minutes on the road early in the piece -- one continuous shot which goes from car-to-car -- was about a million dollars. Not that anyone will notice, the Zoic fx are that good.
Awesome. As I was reading, I thought, "Shit, this is going to be hard to film."
I'm totally going to Anaheim.
Agents are allowed to give out scripts, Polter-Cow. I don't suspect they'd have had the many colored version I ended up with, as I was revising the entire shoot.
Agents are allowed to give out scripts, Polter-Cow.
Ah, okay. I know she warned me not to, like, post it on the Internet, but I wasn't sure whether it was allowed to leave the agency at all.
I don't suspect they'd have had the many colored version I ended up with, as I was revising the entire shoot.
No, I don't think it was that one. There was no mention of colored pages or anything.
Ok, The Who writer who'll be at the con is Paul Cornell.
And the Sat. 2:30 panel is a go, but I bet it'll be reeeeeally crowded, since other people on the panel include Rockne O'Bannon and JMS.
The other Saturday panel is around the time my DH has a concert, so I can't do that one.
Or not. It looks like one is on a Wednesday afternoon. Boo work. Booo!
Holy ass! The Day pass is $75!!!
I love you Tim, and I will be lighting a Buttercream Yankee Candle in support of you on that day.
I'd go, if America weren't between me and Anaheim.
Tim, have you done many cons?
I watched some videos of panels from Comic Con (I think; P-C is that the one you just went to, at which Rob Thomas and the VM cast appeared?). I expected more, somehow. Maybe this particular audience just didn't have many questions, I don't know. I always wonder if the writers and actors feel on the spot at these things, though.
WHY DOESN'T SF SEEM TO LAST ON TV?
Oh, oh, I know this one!
Earthquakes?
I watched some videos of panels from Comic Con (I think; P-C is that the one you just went to, at which Rob Thomas and the VM cast appeared?).
Yeah, that was Comic-Con. And, yeah, the panel wasn't all that great beyond the awesome guy with Kristen's box. And, of course, that kickass promo. But few things compare to Austin.
