So it is that time again.  Time for Script Frenzy, which is basically a contest in which one has to write a script in 30 days.  My self and the other one are attempting to write an adaptation to Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland.  But this one will be different than the others.  Hopefully. 

On another note, April is National Poetry Month.  Read a poem a day if you can.  Poetry is an art form, and not everyone has a way with words.  Plus it is an enriching experience that cultures the mind.  Or something like that.  I'd post a poem, but I'm feeling a little lazy and I have to come up with the character list for the script.  I will keep try to keep everyone posted but maybe my other half can try... she probably won't.

No no no no no! Ugh, this is so frustrating!! I got all my scripts ready, schedules were waiting to be made but noooooo my actors weren't reliable! UGH! I wanted to film this summer. This was supposed to be my project, my tiny little project that I can tweak and figure things out before I head off in to TV Production! Gah.

It's so not fair... Even with the other project I was involved with. We couldn't find the RIGHT day to shoot.  

Is it always like this? Really? I mean I thought having friends help you out in projects were supposed to make things easier.... But I guess I was wrong.

Alright, that's all I have to say... I guess you all know that the production is now on HOLD.

*sneers* Bye.

So.  We are now entering the scheduling phase for The Agony of White.  *yay*  Once I get contracts signed and my crew hired, I'll post the cast. 

-Until then.

So hopefully we'll be able to start production on The Agony of White this summer.  I think it will take about two weekends to complete but you never know. 

To Do:

• contact talent
• note needed equipment
• acquire needed equipment
• assemble crew
• finish script

and there are probably a hundred other things that need to be done.  Oh well.  I just don't like being in perpetual pre-production. Ugh. 

We need funding. 

- Until next time....

This deserves a seperate update.

So we are closing in on our second week of ScriptFrenzy, which I'm currently taking a short break from to gather my thoughts on it.  We have reached about 26 pages, most of it being dialogue.  Well, we have 74 pages to go.

- Until Next Time

Hm. It's been pretty busy lately. Been working and what-not. Some how I still manage to squeeze in a few dialogues in the script. :) I feel bad because I think the other half is doing more work. But, this one's not really speaking to me... I don't know why. Maybe it's because I just thought of some part of the plot like a month before this started so all my ideas just basically died.

Now what should I talk about?

Well my sister told me to talk about the qualities of a Japanese Horror film... But I really don't know much about that. I like the way they do it though. It's interesting. They usually have weird camera angles and what-not. The transistions are amazing. I like the way the directors think. They really have good eyes. And the way they build up suspense, I always find myself covering my eyes whenever I hear that eiree music. Hee hee. But then there's always that "surprise" scare, no warnings whatsoever. I hate those, but then again I think that's awesome.

Well, I guess that's all for now.

Bon Soir mes amis.

Yippee!! Script Frenzy is coming in less than 24 hours! Am I excited? Yes. Am I freaking out? Most definitely. I still am not sure how I'm going to start this script!! The "red font" one, haha, is going to help me out. =] Let's just hope we can get 100 pages typed out!!!

ANYWAY. I'm trying to brush up on my French skills, because my MC in the script is French. Lovely right?? Not so much. I took three years of it, well four if you want to count the two years at middle school as two separate years, and I still don't know how to speak it. Thank God for online translators!! Haha. Can't really wait til I get started though.

I'm making a documentary on the Day of Silence at my school. Super excited about my fun project. Can't wait to get started. Alright, that's all for now.

Adieu!

Sweet now we know who's who. Okay, obviously, I'm the other half or the "big little sister". 

Hm, what to start with? Well, since my sister wrote about how she starts writing... I'll tell you how I do.

Usually, a scene will come in to my head and I have to write it down. If not, I actually dream about it night after night. It gets pretty annoying at times. Or the beginning of a dialogue. Like two people start talking to each other about a certain problem, and then I start writing my script/story based around that. It's quite interesting actually. I kind of have my stories come to me when I'm about to sleep or when I first wake up. So, whenever I type it out there are so many mistakes.  But then I go back and edit it and everything is all and well.

Characters come to me instantly. I know who they are what they like and what they dislike. It's like I see the scenes play out in my head before I get a chance to write it down. I have a little movie screen in my brain!! Haha.

So yeah, that's basically it. Shall I write more?

Hmm. Nah, I think I'm good for now.

Ade!