tadmanly

i think i'm just about ready to actually enter something real for a change.

so, what's new? what is ever new? i've been holing up to focus on writing papers and develop film projects, neither are coming along as fluidly as i'd prefer. i've been spending more time at the cinema than i had been recently, it's a great stress reliever and gives me a...
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as my phone didn't already do enough. check this out!!!

i'm so bored.
i'm trying to stop swearing as much.
it's not fucking working.
i'm not doing my homework.
i slept 'til noon and still can't keep my eyes open.
i need a girlfriend, but only for an hour or two.
if this rhymed, someone would consider it a poem.
i went to a play and now i want my money back.
it's sunday and...
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this is amazing

i've spent most of the week locked in an editing suite and i am so glad to see daylight again. the payoff for spending far too much of my life piecing together a promotional materials--free dinner and hopefully an open bar, so it's probably all worthwhile.
i had a special effects and makeup workshop this weekend. it was interesting. i'll be cutting out someones tongue...
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my sincerest apologies for not updating too recently. i'm still pissed off about the election and don't feel the need to spew more anti-bush rhetoric here, so until my focus changes there may be a delay in entries for a bit.

in other news, karl rove sucks too...

i would like to congratulate the 18-29 crowd for refusing to get off their asses and make a difference. once again, we made just as disappointingly low a dent as we did in 2000. a heartfelt thanks to all of you who did vote and to all those who didn't -- way to express your apathy.

i spent the majority of the weekend taking a class over comedy in american cinema. it wasn't the most exciting way to spend a weekend but it was nice to catch some old comedies i hadn't seen in awhile...

College -- Buster Keaton, 1927

Modern Times -- classic Chaplin, 1936

Trouble in Paradise -- Ernst Lubitsch, 1932

It Happened One Night -- Frank Capra, 1934...
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autumn is beautiful in a depressing way. i've been listening to Ours a bit too much for this time of the year, it doesn't help anything.

my head has been wrapped up in this experimental, visual poetry short that i've been trying to develop. it's frustrating. i have had the worst time writing over the course of the last few months. writer's block, i guess....
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