wheredidthecrowsgo asked: sorry i don't think we've ever spoken before, who be you then? :)
you know, i’m confused. i’m not sure how we “met” haha. i like your photos and art though :)
I post photo’s here on tumblr, but also on my Flickr page. Please have a view and give me a few hits :)
A mist grew up from the dark corners of the town and swirled in the light.
We went out in the small hours after the witching hour to capture it.
Amour by Michael Haneke - winner of the Palme d’Or 2012
(Source: ingeniouspain)
scifi script
Spent the evening typing up from my moleskines what I’d written so far for my scifi script.
So far it’s 40 pages, and I don’t really think it’s half way through.
As always though, when I write, my method is to write everything and then pare down and edit.
Already, just typing what I have so far, I can see areas that need trimming.
Also, for a conventional narrative driven feature length script, I want to get it all written down so I can start to structure it in 6 to 8 sequences (something I’ve always preferred to the ludicrous 3 or 4 acts often taught and, I found out, something Kubrick always applied to his screenplays).
I still haven’t an end, nor a title, yet.
oh dear.
oh deary me.
having seen the trailer for the great gatsby,
baz luhrman should stick to adverts and music videos.
awful.
Under the Covers: #613 SUMMER INTERLUDE / #614 SUMMER WITH MONIKA
okay, so first things first: this particularly fetishistic segment of the blog will no longer be called “Up Close & Personal,” because that title was exceptionally stupid. it will now be called “Under the Covers” because that’s literally what this is, and also it makes you think of sex. which reminds me of a famous Ingmar Bergman quote: “always make them think of sex.”
anyway, next week Criterion is set to release two of Ingmar Bergman’s most lustful and bucolic films, a nice change of pace for the cinema’s great “Heir of Despair” (note: no one actually calls him that). if both are considered to be minor Bergman, it’s only because of their comparative levity and breeziness, and each film is quite deserving of greater recognition. Criterion has packaged them as aesthetically twinned releases, with simple and handsome designs, and the Summer with Monika disc is absolutely loaded with goodies. check it out.
Criterion’s editions of Summer With Monika and Summer Interlude will hit stores on May 29, 2012.
“Are you righteous? Kind? Does your confidence lie in this? Are you loved by all? Know that I was, too. Do you imagine your suffering will be any less because you loved goodness and truth? ”
