Piximee Scatter: By me, Piper Avril.: Progress Bar

Keep Fighting.

Fri, 31 Aug 2007 22:33:04 -0500

I have a blood infection. Not leukemia. A blood infection. All through my bloodstream. I fear a ant shall crawl into a sore and live there. Thank you, teacher.

And I thought I was so Sarcastic...

Sat, 25 Aug 2007 15:08:41 -0500

You Have Your Sarcastic Moments

While you're not sarcastic at all times, you definitely have a cynical edge.
In your opinion, not all people are annoying. Some are dead!
And although you do have your genuine moments, you can't help getting your zingers in.
Some people might be a little hurt by your sarcasm, but it's more likely they think you're hilarious.

How Sarcastic Are You?

I say this nicely, fellow film makers.

Sat, 25 Aug 2007 14:56:35 -0500

I have a sparkly tower with wheels at home. A little less than three feet tall. Three drawers. I put a locker on top of that. Put the camera on the locker. (Put a real tripod in the locker.) Ta-da, instant tripod, complete with wheels, three drawers and a locker for fild storage. Soon, I'm gonna get an iPod. And a tablet laptop, a chair with wheels, and find scrap plexiglass for an editing table. TRIPOD TOWER/ PORTABLE EDITER Camera iPod Earbuds Travel Drive Cable Tablet Chair

Contribute 411

Thu, 16 Aug 2007 12:03:06 -0500

Go there for details. Help me out of some rough spots! Get credit! Really cool!

Four roles cast!

Wed, 08 Aug 2007 08:02:28 -0500

Astrid, Amber, Perry, Terresa.

If you want the DVD (when it comes out.)

Sun, 22 Jul 2007 14:17:56 -0500

It's NOT called Piximee Scatter. It's called: "Behind the Scenes of the Movie Makers Club." Just to let you know

Fate!

Sun, 08 Jul 2007 18:59:40 -0500

Today on my site, there was a paid ad. For Ireland. I suffered from writers block with Amber, and I think Amber just smashed it with a hammer.

Warmer... Movie Maker Checklist!

Sat, 07 Jul 2007 19:39:39 -0500

MOVIE CHECKLIST - A good story. - Casting call for actors. - An idea of how each scene should be shot - waiting around to light and block a scene sucks up time and takes the energy out of the film making process. This is usually done in storyboarding when the director and DP can agree on the camera angle and lighting - Secure locations. See if you need a permit to shoot somewhere. Having to shoot gorilla style scene is exciting but makes the resulting product a bit rushed. - Get someone who knows how to do sound and has their own equipment. Using the audio track picked up from the camera's mic is impossible to improve in post-production and even worse when shown in any venue, whether it's your laptop or a theater. - Get someone who knows how to edit and has their own editing software. - Get someone to do music and/or sound effects. - Get as many coverage shots as possible to play with the look of the film later in post- production. - People who know how to light and shoot for film. - A GL2 Canon Camcorder. - A tripod that doesn't move or tilt on its own. - Lights and accompanying equipment. - Make Up. - Hair, Make Up, Wardrobe people. - Hair products.

Getting there!

Sat, 30 Jun 2007 13:54:59 -0500

Wings: All wings for main characters; Clothes: About fifteen percent got started. Serious block!; Cast: Perry plays Perry, I play Astrid, Keeton plays Lexi, and I think Abby plays Amber. Still looking for the Torres family. :-(; Book:Anyone wanna read? 580 chapters. Thats about 2320 pages. < :-O; Props: (Looks at a price tag.) Um, I think I'll just grab stuff from home now; Music: Most likely sang by the cast members.