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Now I'm intrigued to know about Trey's Alan Smithee projects. How many are there?
Every movie my name isn't on?
That was actually me.
A Trey Stokes Film: Burn Hollywood Burn
Guys, I did the math, and I'm pretty sure James Cameron is a puppet controlled by Trey. He actually used a double to play himself during the making of The Abyss to allay suspicion. That's why he's not happy with "his" puppet work on that movie, it wasn't actually his!
Has a betting pool started on what Trey's Alan Smithee was? I bet it was 18 Year old Virgin.
That gif: it does nothing.
About Trey's other Asylum movie... Release the documents or I'll start posting modified posters of all the Asylum films on the internet!
Trey Stokes 18-Year-Old Virgin
Trey Stokes Merlin and the War of the Dragons
Trey Stokes Princess of Mars
Trey Stokes Sharknado
Trey Stokes Titanic II (I'm putting my money on that one)
... jokes aside, kudos.
We could make Trey into this whole Tyler Perry thing.
So this feature Trey worked on was shot in 3 days...?
This was the most enjoyable Intermission I've listened to in a while; well done, guys.
Needless to say, Trey's response to Incompetent Director Man has made the Crowning Moment of Awesome page on FIYH's TV Tropes entry.
I hate trying to describe my job. I work on surveys, some of which people might have heard of, but most of my day is programming esoteric methodological stuff that doesn't simplify easily. Then they ask me if I know 'so and so' who also works where I work. And I never do.
Pretty sure it's a common experience.
Also, I have a friend who works in biochemistry. Specifically on those viruses used to insert new DNA sequences. On his first day he was told that everyone gets a cough for about a week when they start, but there are no lasting consequences. As far as they know.
For what it's worth, an Assistant Editor does not rub shoulders or backs. They primarily handle all media management, project setup and maintenance, ingesting footage, outputting cuts, trouble shoot all technical issues, and occasioanlly pull shots or create selects per the editor's instruction. I always try to give my AE's an opportunity to cut a scene, on their own time after their daily duties are handled.
Resent the, “Everyone in LA works on shit and hates talking about our shit” vibe. There's a lot of high profile stuff I've done that I'm super proud of, Game of Thrones, Breaking Bad, Mad Men, personal projects, music videos, whatever. But when the tendency is to be down on the stuff that one has dedicated their time and energy to working on, being excited comes across as boasting. Promotes this culture of bummer behavior, don't care for it.
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