Gabe showed me a bad ass intro that he made for Red Hood today. I’ll post it soon. It wasn’t exactly what he wanted though. So, we are going to get some more footage and work on it some more. Really, there’s no reason for us to settle. I don’t want things to be just “good enough” anymore. I want to get past that. I want to do a short film where everything is absolutely how I wanted it. So far, Red Hood is shaping up to be just that.
Ever since I dumped that big chunk of footage off for Gabe I haven’t even looked at Red Hood. There’s only one more small scene to work on. Last night me and my room mate were talking about that big scene that I dropped off for Gabe, my room mate jokingly said “I bet you could recite that entire scene word for word.” It’s a huge chunk of dialogue and I did it like it was no problem. That’s kind of scary, but I guess that’s what happens.
Nice Guys Finish Last is still there. I’m just having trouble juggling Red Hood, the web site, and Nice Guys Finish Last. One thing at a time I suppose. Although, my work flow works in a very weird way. Most of the time, I’m working on three or four things at a time. When writing my last post, I was working on Red Hood, writing an E-Mail, and writing the web entry all at the same time. I had Premier Pro, Internet Explorer, & Outlook all running at the same time and I was cycling between the three of them. I would write one or two things in the E-Mail, go back to editing, think of something to say and switch back to the web site, which would remind me of something to say in the e-mail, so I would go back to the e-mail. Then I would switch back to Premier and that’s how it went for 2-3 hours. Why I choose to do things that way is beyond me. I would think that I would end up confusing myself at some point, but nope, that’s how it always goes. This time, I decided to focus on one thing at a time. Although, I am keeping the hockey game in the corner of my eye while I write this. Speaking of hockey I heard they are working on a remake of Slap Shot. One of the greatest hockey movies of all times. I don’t know why they chose to try and perfect perfection, but I’m still interested to see what they come up with. The scene where one of the Hanson brothers jumps in to the stands and starts a riot in the stands is one of my favorite scenes of all time. I’m not one of those people that worries if the remake is going to suck. If it sucks, it sucks. I’ll still have the original.