WTF
Shawna tagged me. She was tagged by the originator, Great Boobs and Tubes. The MeMe is on!
For me, it's a return to form after writing Best Possible Dave, which not quite as abrasive or violent and most of my other original works.
And the weird thing is, it was partially inspired by Bill Lawrence. Don't even try to figure that out. Can't get there from here.
Anyway, I've starting working this thing out in detail just this week. At the same time, Saul Williams has release his new album, "The Inevitable Rise and Liberation of Niggy Tardust". Track 8, entitled "WTF" is the stand out for me and it just happens to have a stanza that speaks to what I'm trying to do with Area Three. As seen in the image.
Just like the MeMe demands.
Alas, I cannot comply with the video aspect of the MeMe because there isn't any, the thing has only been released into the wild for a few days.
And when I say released into the wild, I mean it. Williams, like his collaborator Trent Reznor, has thrown off the shackles of the record labels and has released his album in lossless form for five bones or in 192 Kbps mp3 format for the typing in of an email address (i.e. nothin'). I think that alone is worthy of recognition.
I expect there will be updates as to the progress of Area Three. It''ll be a little involved. Either way, when it's done, you'll know it.
The MeMe calls for the tagging of five others. Some, I know. Some, I don't. None do I honestly expect to do it, but if they do, it should make for some good reading and listening.
Emily.
Bill.
Jane.
Amanda from Ithaca (Rod Serling's alma mater, so kick-ass).
And, wtf...Lisa Klink.
There's surely a double-tag or two in there and I don't rightly give a shit.
Go!
Find a song that inspires you to write something, whether it gives you an idea for a script or just puts you into a better frame of mind. AND/OR (don't you love choices) peek into the lyrics and find a stanza that sums up the theme of whatever script you're working on. It's quite uncanny how the two circumstances go together.I'm about to start working on something that's not exactly TV. It's tentatively titled Area Three. It's the twenty-eight mutation of something I've been wanting to do for a while, but now I'm finally hooked into exactly how to do it and, suffice to say, it's nothing like I thought it would be.
If possible, post a video of the song to really get people into the mood.
For me, it's a return to form after writing Best Possible Dave, which not quite as abrasive or violent and most of my other original works.
And the weird thing is, it was partially inspired by Bill Lawrence. Don't even try to figure that out. Can't get there from here.
Anyway, I've starting working this thing out in detail just this week. At the same time, Saul Williams has release his new album, "The Inevitable Rise and Liberation of Niggy Tardust". Track 8, entitled "WTF" is the stand out for me and it just happens to have a stanza that speaks to what I'm trying to do with Area Three. As seen in the image.Just like the MeMe demands.
Alas, I cannot comply with the video aspect of the MeMe because there isn't any, the thing has only been released into the wild for a few days.
And when I say released into the wild, I mean it. Williams, like his collaborator Trent Reznor, has thrown off the shackles of the record labels and has released his album in lossless form for five bones or in 192 Kbps mp3 format for the typing in of an email address (i.e. nothin'). I think that alone is worthy of recognition.
I expect there will be updates as to the progress of Area Three. It''ll be a little involved. Either way, when it's done, you'll know it.
The MeMe calls for the tagging of five others. Some, I know. Some, I don't. None do I honestly expect to do it, but if they do, it should make for some good reading and listening.
Emily.
Bill.
Jane.
Amanda from Ithaca (Rod Serling's alma mater, so kick-ass).
And, wtf...Lisa Klink.
There's surely a double-tag or two in there and I don't rightly give a shit.
Go!