It's amazing how many people haven't gotten around to doing this yet. First thing I did upon reading the directions, was take notes, and head outside. Doesn't matter if it's a work day or not, it really only takes a dew minutes to deliver the lines(depending on the amount, obviously), and the other shots you could arguably get anytime you're driving. Just bring a camera at all times.

just sayin'.

You're too kind.

On a side-note, though, I was directed to be in the back right, not left. You flipped me, Teague!

Just watched "The Thing"(2011). It was all in all pretty decent. And it really saved itself completely in the last two minutes. Having watched the original is an absolute must.

And, a little fun fact; all Norwegians in the film are profiled Norwegian actors. Good to see that, for once, instead of just trying to learn Americans some Norwegian and get away with it.

EDIT: Except from Sander. He's Danish, but it fit nicely anyway.

The Norwegian abides.

I agree that the way it's cut feels a lot like that, but I'm sure it's not their intentions.

I was working with my lacking memory here, cut me some slack

I'm so in. I'd do a major part, if there's any left.

1. I'll talk fast, and eccentric, I suppose.

2. American-esque or British(Cockney-ish or Scott-ish).

3. Oh, I don't know. When I do my own stuff, I tend to play serious stuff, but I'm also prone to do funny stuff.

4.I'll probably be IN the back seat.

5.I have a fucking problem with goddamn profanity, considering I fucking use it too fucking much.

Also, 6. Pick a movie you love. Doesn't have to be your favorite, but one that you just freaking love.

Tricky question. I love me some Fight Club, though. And Inception. I love that too.

That was an underwhelming trailer.

Wow.

You know what? I tried that on my iPhone. It's the same app, basically, but the stupid bit was that in order to work, the camera needs to be plugged into a PC/Mac running the host app, and the iPhone/iPad needs to be on the same WLAN. So, it kinda defeats the purpose for me, as that means I'll have to bring a laptop to the shoot anyway, and then what's the point of the iPad, right? The PC app for Canon cameras is pretty good as-is.

I've a 50" 1080p LG Plasma. Our couch is incidentally the most comfortable place in the house

I still own an iPhone 3G. And I'm not retiring it just because I pseudo-need more real estate, screen-wise. The only potential uses I could see for one is reading Guitar tabs, and for on-location notes and scrip reading while shooting a film.

I know, there's tons of uses for it, just not one I need.

...Unless someone fashions an app and cable to make it into an external monitor etc for DSLR-cameras.