Blog Story: A New Day
Previously On…
“Aaaaaand….Stop. Class, you may put your pencils down now,” said Mrs. Jones to her second grade class. She was floating lightly through the classroom, glancing at the free-writing her students had been working on for the last ten minutes and chuckling to herself. Some of these ideas were super creative! Jenny sure does have a lot of ways to describe a pony! And Ryan: zombie Frankensteins and Russian secret formulas?! What will they think of next? She made a mental note to mention this to Dave when she got home–he’s such a huge Shaun of the Dead fan! If only she could make it through the faculty meeting this afternoon without throwing up. Who knows what kind of bullpuckie Gary Ocheltree will pull this time. What a blowhard.
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Story Collaboration cont. « Oh, hey. - 1 March 2010 at 4:53 pm |
Haha, I liked the ‘Previously on’. Ah Lost.
But! This gave me an ideas! While I like the Raptor apocalypse, I also like this student and teacher universe. Perhaps we can do what Lost does and flip back and forth between them? And then make up how they’re connected or something like that? Anywho. Thought it might be a decent thing to go off of.
“What a blowhard.” hahaha
The Red Barons - 3 March 2010 at 1:00 am |
Dear Brett Boessen,
The reasons for a potential group project with Ryan and myself.
1.) I’ve always had interest in screen casting or machinima but never really had the know how to accomplish or finish any project. Ryan, being much more fluent in the medium, would coach and help me through the process. Thus I would learn how to use and produce a machinima film while Ryan would learn some very valuable lessons about mentorship. And he would call me padawan.
2.) On the creative side of the project I can lend quite a hand to Ryan. From writing, camera angles, voice acting, etc. Ryan’s assets to make this machinima would double at least and thus make it much more effective.
The Red Barons - 5 March 2010 at 5:47 pm |