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And Then the Rain Came Back

On October 15, 2010 By

You remember my big love story from last Friday.

There are no non-trilogies around here, so this follow-up post was inevitable.

Am I right or what.

EXT. TOWNHOUSE – NIGHT

Establishing shot. It’s pouring rain – it’s the saddest, least romantic place ever.

INT. TOWNHOUSE – NIGHT

The WOMAN [...]

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And Then Came the Rain

On October 8, 2010 By

I know the big word on the street is I can’t write drama.

Pretty much I’m the one always saying this, so let me take a stab at it and see how it goes.

This just kinda formed itself in my head over the past 36 hours. It kept making me cry, so I thought, [...]

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You may think this is just something that a police guy said to me last night after the incident I had at the store, but that’s not it at all.

I’m actually conducting a new experiment where I turn on the TV, listen to the first line of dialog I hear, and then write a [...]

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Yep Blue Shirt is a Trilogy

On September 28, 2010 By

Maybe you are one of the viral video fans of my big Blue Shirt series, and if so here is Part One and Part Two.

There’s no way I can make an explanation of this deep material happen so here is Blue Shirt Forever.

EXT. EGYPT – MORNING

Establishing shot. Only [...]

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Blue Shirt Movie In Development

On September 24, 2010 By

Hey so my little script about that guy who bought a blue shirt got optioned to become a real movie.

I will play the guy and also I will do the voice of the shirt and the shirt will be a cartoon shirt with real fabric subtext.

How fun does this movie sound.

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The Man Who Liked Blue Shirts

On September 22, 2010 By

So maybe you know I am big on the impulse buy and that means when those cheap things are in my face at the checkout.

Gum is one of those which is why I have so much gum all the time.

Well there’s another way things make me give away my money dollars and [...]

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