1 Reply by ckhicks

(13 replies, posted in Creations)

Nicely done! I love the dry delivery style; really helps deliver the friend-to-friend tone. This almost feels like a commercial for something (toe cream?) which you should totally collect on if you get a chance. Good stuff.

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2 Reply by ckhicks

(21 replies, posted in Creations)

Thaaaaat's nifty. Certainly a lot more functional than the process we tried back in 2005 to get similar results. tongue Thanks for the share!

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3 Reply by ckhicks

(173 replies, posted in Episodes)

Mind if I play through? smile

1. Citizen Kane
2. Close Encounters of the Third Kind
3. The Dark Knight
4. Who Framed Roger Rabbit?
5. Super 8
6. Lethal Weapon

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4 Reply by ckhicks

(30 replies, posted in Off Topic)

DorkmanScott wrote:

The premise-writing formula I've heard is "What does the hero want, what's standing in his way, and what terrible thing will happen if he doesn't succeed?

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What they want, and why we should want it too, doesn't ever connect.

I have truly missed these types of reviews. Story > else. I'll pass for now - appreciate the notes!

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