nobody click that nsfw link...that fucking monkey you guys....

<screencap> Dibs on not-being-second-or-later-in-line.

edit: this is one of those "wierd places," that forums sometimes go to, isn't it?

Define "missing," as I'm sure I've submitted it twice. We glossed over a few of the desired gag-takes, but the dialog is all available if you don't have it. We shot lots of drving around the city footage, down some of the roads used in various recent films, e.g. Dark Knight. I originally uploaded the whole day's footage in, like, iPhone resolution for logging purposes, but we shot HD.

Dark Side of the Moon, Pink Floyd
Echoes, ibid
Wish you Were Here, also PF
Animals, see above
Bleach, Nirvana (because The Wall has already been taken...)

I think Wilhelms are a hybirid of, "Where's Waldo?" and saying, "Bless you," after someone sneezes. Once you hear the Wilhelm in a film, you're done with that part of the experience. Prior to that though, it's foreplay in anticipation of when the Sound Designer will finally let you finish.

I swear I will literally delete every copy of that file if you make me hate this movie.

<three days later...>
We're good.
I clearly have a much lower threshhold for what I'll allow a filmmaker in the telling of their story.

I've got a reliable producer/grip type guy pencilled in for Chicago crew, if it comes to that.

My own T3i does a good job and looks prosumer enough, got a 5DmkII and a mkIII available, fast glass for the canons in excess, 3 panasonic HD cheapies, a Hero 2 and a decent Sony HD handicam, several small stand lights, not sure if the 2 Alien Bee's are any good for video, a range of large muslin backdrops including chroma green and a Xoom X2 (the one with XLR inputs) for extra audio. All free on loan of course.

Kissed her impulsively, her lips were terribly chapped.
We never spoke of it again.

Where is your favorite place to make whoopie?

Posted that in chat a day or two ago.

It's one of those, "I could never articulate how I felt about that until now," things. IMO this relates to the (taboo-ish ;-p ) discussion of the objectification of women in media. If a man is to be measured by how well he defeats the dragon, what is the message to the guy who cares for the knight's horse?

Used to watch the PBS reruns after school. Must've started when I was but a wee sprout, say 6 or 8 years old. Strictly Tom Baker era: when I later saw some Davison or McCoy episodes I was somewhat put-out. Never experienced any of the other single-digits.

Of the new, Tennant gets my vote, or would if the poll had some flexibility.