Quote: Marc P @ March 19 2010, 10:13 AM GMTI have been looking at some mail articles online - they come up on yahoo and it seems recently they seem to have a thing against Labour. I wonder why that is.
I love reading the Daily Mail online - especially the user comments. I've submitted some, but they've never been published. 
Quote: Tim Walker @ March 19 2010, 10:11 AM GMTFrom the films I've watched over the years, even the more unconventional ones still adhere in some way to a 3 Act Structure, it seems. (At least the good ones do.) Saying that, it's not foremost in my mind when writing, but structure is ultimately important. Probably.
Some are 5, all depends on genre of film.
Quote: Marc P @ March 19 2010, 10:13 AM GMTI have been looking at some mail articles online - they come up on yahoo and it seems recently they seem to have a thing against Labour. I wonder why that is.
There's only one conclusion, Marc: even the cold, mechanical, soul-less, unthinking, unblinking internet has had enough of this tired government.
Quote: Dolly Dagger @ March 19 2010, 10:13 AM GMTI've tried using on a 10 minute short and it's kinda wierd, but works.
Means I introduced zombies too early since I do it on page 10, screw it it's fine I don't wanna suffer from King Kong-itis.
Quote: Gavin @ March 19 2010, 10:17 AM GMTMeans I introduced zombies too early since I do it on page 10, screw it it's fine I don't wanna suffer from King Kong-itis.
Well, I'm now suffering from a ganglion cyst on my wrist from manic writing sessions.
The Mail's strength is in actual newspaper sales. Not sure how popular it's online presence is.
Quote: Dolly Dagger @ March 19 2010, 10:19 AM GMTWell, I'm now suffering from a ganglion cyst on my wrist from manic writing sessions.
Grim. lol!
Quote: Dolly Dagger @ March 19 2010, 10:19 AM GMTWell, I'm now suffering from a ganglion cyst on my wrist from manic writing sessions.
Traditionally cured by a swift thump on the wrist from the large old family Bible. Or if you're a Muslim, the large old family Koran. Atheists should consult a surgeon.
Quote: Tim Walker @ March 19 2010, 10:22 AM GMTTraditionally cured by a swift thump on the wrist from the large old family Bible. Or if you're a Muslim, the large old family Koran. Atheists should consult a surgeon.
I was just going to draw a face on it and make it a feature.
Quote: Tim Walker @ March 19 2010, 9:52 AM GMTMike Leigh in 'Naked'
I bought that recently and enjoyed it. The psychopath landlord is a fangtastic character.
Quote: chipolata @ March 19 2010, 10:20 AM GMTThe Mail's strength is in actual newspaper sales. Not sure how popular it's online presence is.
I read a copy the other day. No wonder it sells so well, it featured a whole page article by Brian Sewell about his pet dogs. Quality journalism.
Quote: Tim Walker @ March 19 2010, 10:22 AM GMTTraditionally cured by a swift thump on the wrist from the large old family Bible. Or if you're a Muslim, the large old family Koran. Atheists should consult a surgeon.
Can't you chop it open with a Stanley knife like I did to a wart I had when I was young, and pick the bits out with a set of tweezers?
Quote: Ben @ March 19 2010, 10:23 AM GMTI bought that recently and enjoyed it. The psychopath landlord is a fangtastic character.
Grim but fantastic film. "what's all this with the Highland fling?" is one of my favourite film quotes.
Quote: Gavin @ March 19 2010, 10:24 AM GMTCan't you chop it open with a Stanley knife like I did to a wart I had when I was young, and pick the bits out with a set of tweezers?
You have to sell a wart to a gyspy. That's what I was taught.
Quote: Dolly Dagger @ March 19 2010, 10:15 AM GMTI love reading the Daily Mail online - especially the user comments. I've submitted some, but they've never been published.
It's a right eyeopener and they seem to go for a lot of shots of scantily clad women which surprises me.
