April 22, 2010 • 11:11 am
Just a heads up that my Purpose of Film Festivals essays have been published on the WorkBook Project’s New Breed- which I am unduly geeked out about.
Go check out #1 here and #2 here.
If you’re unfamiliar with New Breed – it’s a blog on WorkBook Project that captures stories from the front lines as a group of filmmakers share their journey from script to screen and beyond.
Filed under: links to interesting things, self-referential, thoughts that seem deeper than they really are , film festival, new breed, workbook project
Go spill your white wine and your girl power elsewhere.
Filed under: dispatches, thoughts that seem deeper than they really are , things i hate
An insane homeless couple banshee wailing in genteel Starbucks is quickly ushered out by harried barista while everybody acts nonchalant and stares into their coffee. Is it so wrong of me to love the anarchy?
Filed under: subverting dominant paradigms, thoughts that seem deeper than they really are , anarchy
Thinking about how one might coax a narrative out of a schizophrenic life.
Filed under: Travel, an obsession, self-referential, thoughts that seem deeper than they really are
Faulty comprehension necessitates a prompt cut of 2.0 argot: There’ll be no enabling of citizen cloudtag networking here, folks. Move along.
Filed under: just killing time, self-referential, thoughts that seem deeper than they really are , semantics, web 2.0, word
Frank Lloyd Wright used to tell his students to plant ivy around their earlier buildings, so that when they got older their ‘youthul indiscretions’ (e.g. bad architecture) would be hidden.
Filed under: just killing time, thoughts that seem deeper than they really are , architecture, frank lloyd wright, word
