For anyone wanting to get into screenwriting and filmmaking, this is this is the key. An excellent story made cheaply is the way to get new IP to market. Hollywood is much more willing to take a risk when it doesn’t cost them much.

Last night I had a dream where I was doing something on my phone while a friend was playing a video game. Someone else in their party (someone online, I think?) wanted to go back to the start, but they couldn’t remember how to get there. I said:

Out the door, take a right, then left and left again. I’m barely paying attention and I remember.

I have no idea why that part of the dream stuck in my mind.

I have a podcast called Almost Plausible where a couple of friends and I take an ordinary object and create a movie plot based on that object.

Fox never gave it a fair shake. It premiered in a time slot where TV shows go to die, and they aired episodes out of order. The pilot episode, which sets up basically everything wasn’t the first episode aired. Damn shame.

Well that sure takes me back.

Edit my podcast.

(Almost Plausible, in case you’re looking for another podcast to listen to.)

Now that’s a username!

Don’t cause a fuss.

I recently visited my city’s wastewater treatment plant for a tour. This was taken from the top of one of the giant digesters that process solids.

UNCHARTED: Legacy of Thieves Collection would be great! I’ve been playing a ton of Dave the Diver, which is a fun game, but I’m definitely need a change of pace.