Hey, that's true! "Magic Bean Talks" is WAY more available. Also, the shortened "Bean Talks" seems very unused and I find it easier to say ... though less magical.

Oohhh. Can you be more specific?

We're neighbors! And congrats on the masters! If you go to Boulder Startup Week mayhaps I'll see you in person.

And welcome to the forum!

Geekza Strikes Back
Return of the Geekza

As far as I can tell, it's not trademarked. The .com is taken by the aforementioned podcast (who hasn't released an episode since Dec 2011). All the other domains appear to be available, though.

For your consideration:

Concessions
Postexmachina
justsayin.pro
When the logo fades
Fade to black
Popcorn Gallery

But, you know, some variation of "Fix it in Post" is growing on me.

Just by the by,

backseatdirectors.com
movierepairmen.com
fasterandmoreintense.com

are all available. And awesome.

And I also like having The Intermission episodes be different from the regular Dif episodes. Some of my podcasting apps actually sort the episodes based on weather or not it's a regular or Intermission episode and I kinda like that.

Until a suitable replacement is decided upon, I shall think of you as "The artists formerly known as DiF". ...Shame that name doesn't qualify.

I also would like this.

I got tired of the setup/payoff thing, so I decided to explore the chain reaction model of storytelling, instead. It was kinda fun! Sorry for the crudity of this model. I didn't have the film to work from, so no time stamps. Though, I may go back someday and add them. Let me know if I missed anything.

And that, ladies and gentlemen, is a well crafted story. It also serves as a good reminder to not oppress your women with cruel underwear.

Teague: I most definitely will! I was hoping someone would offer!! Powerpoint has proved insufficient for this task and I gladly hand it off to you. But you're going to have to wait a day, because I'm going to send some other info thingies along with it that I learned while doing this, as well. : )

Trey: I think it SHOULD have been Marty's band's tape. They even establish his band's name, so all they would have had to do was change the label on the tape. *sigh* I guess they went for the funny pop culture gag instead. 10 points to you if you know the name of Marty's band without checking.

I didn't include the "put your mind to it" thing in because it happens three times at the beginning, middle and end and therefore seemed like more of the theme of the movie than anything else. (And I couldn't decide how I would fit all of that one on the page in any sort of organized manner. But I'll put it on the list so Teague can put it in his infographic if he wants to.) -- Edit: D'oh! The sister popularity one is good, too! Will add.

And my "cool story bro" tale for the movie is this: Going to see Back to the Future was my parents' first date. So for me this movie has almost always had this extra layer of, "What if I have to go back in time, to make my parents go on their first date to see a movie about a kid who has to go back in time to make sure his parents go on their first date." The idea blew my mind as a youth and has remained much more of a threat in my head than it really should.

I watched Back to the Future today and made a chart of the setups and payoffs in the movie. If you can think of one I missed, please do let me know.

It goes:
00:00 Setup -------- Payoff (time of payoff moment) [time elapsed since setup moment]

Also: Act # break (time of act break) [length of act]

It's also possible that some of the math is wrong, 'cause after staring at this screen all day, I. am. tired. But the time stamps of the moments should all be correct.

I'm surprised no one has mentioned Ender's Game. (Release date: Nov. 1st, supposedly) It has Harrison Ford, Hailee Steinfeld, Ben Kingsley, aliens, war games in zero-G and the book was excellent! Definitely my number 1 anticipated movie of the year.

That, The Great Gatsby, Hunger Games 2, jOBS and Lone Ranger round out my top five.