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I am late, but it's still the season! Happy HollyDays! And happy Boxing day to you in Canada. I went to Windsor for a night out on Boxing Day once- had no idea the country rolled up the sidewalks for the day. :) May your New Year be all you wish it to be.

1) Ready To Wear 2) Natural Born Killers (My hubby thinks this is one of the best films ever made. The director's cut is WAY better.) 3) Madagascar (I have a child- I must endure) 4) Wallace & Gromit The Curse of the Were Rabbit- I know everyone's hailing it as fantastic, but I found it...

Very enjoyable. Quite good acting considering we couldn't see faces. I take it you ADR'd it all?

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King, that photo is not me. That's a still from my upcoming short, "Rubble". The actress is Brandy Seymour- she is 27 I think. I however am 41, and definitely dealing with hormonal malfunctions. :) The brain seems to be doing well today though.

I won't be there this year. I am asking for information so that when I am ready to go in 2007, I am completely prepared. Building it into my business plan for the next two/three years. Until recently, I thought that it was beyond me financially. Now, I see it as crucial to overseas distribution...

I've found that it is a US publisher. The rights are now likely owned by Random House. They are checking into it. Thanks for the information.

My brain... On estrogen Personally, I stopped being able to handle nearly all "higher functions" of the brain about the time I gave birth. "Mommy Brain" is not a myth. At birth + 9 years, I still feel that the brain is just not where it used to be, but that could just be early menopause.:redgrin:

Wait! I thought of more: "Sleepless in Seattle" comes in at #4 for me, and "When Harry Met Sally" would be #5. :)

1. It's A Wonderful Life 2. The Family Man 3. White Christmas (I love Danny Kaye and it's like a shiny christmas ornament) 4. Peter's Friends 5. Love Actually 6. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (I know it's not all Christmasy, but I love the Christmas scenes!) 7. Emma (Not all Christmas...

Liked It A Lot :yes: Good stuff. I really liked the backwards footage, the smoke and roses. Liked the lighting a lot, especially on Dante while singing. The message of the music and the video was interesting and gelled well. My only complaint- there were a couple of times on Dante where you...

A distibutor that I have some contact with has said that horror was actually a low priority at AFM this year. This is further confirmed by another filmmaker who attended AFM. The distributor said many of the foreign market buyers are looking for family-friendly fare and... Romantic Comedies...

Clive, Thanks for the offer. I have gotten a first response from the publisher on the rights to the story- they're looking into it. I would happily fake European locations... I need someplace to be Picadilly Circus, an English manor house & grounds, a seaside village, and that pesky Venetian...

Great! May we now discuss what you came up with on the Sat. night chat? Thanks Knightly!

The European perspective seems to be lacking here.... Anyone? Since it's Clive's birthday I'll give him till tomorrow to bug him. :)

hope it's a happy happy happy one. :)

:cheers: Hey Clive! Have a great one. What will you do to celebrate?:cheers:

Hi all, I've had a crazy or brilliant idea, depending on which way you look at it. There's a book I want to adapt to a screenplay- and shoot it in the UK, Ireland and perhaps a bit in Venice. Having NO experience in filming in Great Britain, I would like to hear what those of you who make...

Indie NEEDS, hmmm... Enough funding to create the art that's in my head. Enough sales of tickets or dvd's that I can continue to make what's in my head. I just want enough so that I don't feel like a complete loser because I am making films that will never be seen or make a dime. Mainstream is...

So??? How was the big chat? Fill me in via PM or email when you can. Thanks!