Executive producers David Benioff and D.B. Weiss sit down with Elvis Mitchell in front of a live audience, just before leaving for Belfast to start production for season four.
“Medium dick”, “Twincest” & “Sexplanation” Gotta love this show.
The best IPA in the world, Heady Topper by The Alchemist in Vermont!
So. Thirsty.
By playing it “safe,” what you, the director, and the production are essentially saying is that you don’t know the story you are telling. After all, we are not in this business to just create images; we are in it to tell visual stories.
“Fix It In Camera & Finesse It In Post.”
Amen.
Amy Pascal: I have begged Kathryn Bigelow to make Spiderman, James Bond anything I can think of. So far I haven’t hooked her. I think it is about women showing up and saying that’s what they want and not taking no for an answer.
Forbes: That they want to do the big blockbusters?
Amy Pascal: I think that the whole system is geared for them to fail and we’re going to have to change a lot of what we do in order for that to happen.
The true story behind the MSN figures is a mixture of piracy pushing up the price of live music and a generation of younger people that is likely to be poorer in real terms than the one that preceded it.
In many ways the news may be worse than the MSN survey suggests: not only can young people not afford to go to festivals, they can’t afford to do anything.
Sunny Days: Posting ‘Sesame Street’
http://www.postmagazine.com/Publications/Post-Magazine/2013/May-1-2013/Sunny-Days-Posting-Sesame-Street.aspx#.UZ0I3q79Vw4“I always tell people that the trick to being a good editor is “out-caring” everyone else in the room. If you can care more about the project you are currently working on, more than even the writers, directors and producers, then you’ll make something great.”
This means our voice, and the voice of our companies, are often going to be discovered and engaged with via the copy of our services, the content of our social media channels and the clarity of our emails.
The more things change, the more basics stay the same.
Numbers & models are only a part of the complex world. We’re still the blind trying to feel our way out of a complex maze.