midtarsal fault

Until today I did not know about the midtarsal fault. I call it the fault line in my foot.

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wow. i haven't been over this way in a long time. i got so used to 140 character limits that it seemed like a russian novel attempting to write here. i miss writing. i miss sitting down and crafting an idea then trying to form the words to get the rest of the world to understand. i've pulled out a few scripts that i wrote about 4 years ago. they are short scripts that seemed like great ideas at the time. now i just pick out a line or two and see if i can re-build around that. my hope is to write and direct and produce a short film before the end of the year. if i can't make it my living then i'll make it my hobby. i miss la. not all the time but sometimes when i want to 'talk shop.' but i love seattle and i've found that i'm much more creative outside of la then in la. now i'm just babbling. maybe there's a good reason for the 140 character limit.

I'm tweeting more these days. It's like really really short non-fiction. Or fiction. I miss blogging. You know, where you can go on and on for pages about something and hope that maybe one person reads all the way through. But will live in such a succinct world now. Get your point across in 140 characters or less or you lose interest. I can't write a TV or film review in less than 140 characters.

Call for Something Funny. Or not.

Got some words floatin' around that need a place to go and tell a story? Will it be in script form, preferably under 20 pages? I'm looking for a short script to make my first short film. Now don't let that word first scare you off. I've been working in many different aspects of film for quite a few years and now I'm planning my first project. But before those cameras can roll, I need a good script. Oh, and it has to be funny. Or not.

If you're interested, send me an email at absolutefilm [at] gmail [dot] com.