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Making a whole bunch of vids, practicing drawing, scheduling shooting for my short film as well as making and gathering props for it Also, making some lemon chicken at the moment. Everyone's invited over to my place for dinner.

I just discovered a game called Fortnite, which is incredibly addicting. A better (and free) version of Player Unknown's Battlegrounds

I'm back. Trash guy comes tomorrow, and then we begin the process anew

I gotta take my trash out.

Topics aren't funny. Perspectives on them can be, but there is no inherently "funny" subject matter. Most humor lies in behavioral patterns and warped points of view, so you needn't even make fun of the topic.

This clearly takes place in the future. Language is an ever-evolving thing. And it isn't "wrong." Anyway, this is a really good and well-made show. Kudos :clap:

I'm not crying! YOU'RE CRYING!

do you have a timeframe? I've been emotionally invested in this for it seems like three years or something. At least since I read the first(ish) draft of the script

My brain first read this as "I went home, fed the dog, ate the dog."

not sure. (an online script timer placed it around 12 minutes or so, but some parts are a little wordy) I'll send it to you soon, since you're gonna be a good ole' news anchor

Finally finished this script. Gonna review one more time, then hunker down and start making the film. In the meantime, working on some comedic gaming videos for youtube to practice character-acting, improv, and hopefully gain some sort of following

Awesome!

Well, it's not even a joke about race, it's a joke about a dude embarrassing himself. I ended up finding something better to write though.

No. Nightmare on Elm Street took place in their nightmares. Also the whole "they need to fear me" thing wasn't added until much later. Also they don't see the clown when they are in fear, the clown preys on their individual fears. He is the catalyst.

There's also a less important reason; I want to try to get this one into film festivals and I'm not sure if most festivals have policies against profanity (especially the most vile word ever) I looked into it and at least SOME do. So it's also sort of a producer decision for me

It's not that degree of importance to the story. Just a small moment Well now I have more incentive to avoid it, since a very similar joke was done in Malibu's Most Wanted It stars Jamie Kennedy :no:

No, I want something else entirely that could get a similar reaction to a white guy saying nigga. The whole point is the grounded character telling him "you absolutely cannot show this footage to the world."

oh, wow. Never seen that movie, but now I for sure can't do that. (for the record, my version would've been funnier than that, lol) I think I'll scour the world of cringe videos for inspiration