Reports of my death are greatly exaggerated. But also, icons!

[kungfuwaynewho]

Whew, I made it through the month of May.  That was the fifth May since I started doing the annual screenplay contest/festival extravaganza, and I think it may have been the most work and the most stressful.  (The very first May, my last semester in grad school, may still take the cake, though, since I was doing all of that on top of my master's thesis.  That was right before most contests switched to online entries, and I will never forget finding out the post office closed at 4:30 instead of 5:00 like I thought, and having to literally sprint across campus to get my script postmarked on time.  And since it was May in Austin, it was totally like four thousand degrees that afternoon, too.)  I continued to do revisions after getting the thing done at the beginning of the month.  Then finally got my ass in gear to do the revisions on my TV pilot, which ended up entailing a lot more work and rewriting than I had originally guessed. 

So I finished all of that Tuesday the 29th.  The last major deadline was June the 1st.  Instead of just submitting and being done with it, I decided that since I had three days, that was totally enough time to bang out a Game of Thrones spec script.  (It wasn't.)  (I did it anyway.)  Then I got to work the kick-off summer reading weekend immediately following, and got a new project on my second job, and, and, and.  Well.  Let's just say that I'm still really fucking tired, pals. 

I'm finding myself still sort of not feeling the whole internet thing right now, though.  Not sure why.  I think some of it is that I've come to associate the internet with feelings of guilt over not writing and being productive; I'm sure that will sort itself out soon.

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Comments

[la-loony.livejournal.com]

What did you submit this year?

Icons just helped me out with the decision of the day, which shows I should start watching now (summer break always is my time to get into all the shows I miss in fall seasonXD). Parks&Recs and maybe Leverage. Finished Community last week (and I wish I could watch more right now^^).

[kungfuwaynewho.livejournal.com]

Scriptapalooza: The House of Bathory (feature).
Nicholl Fellowship and Page Awards: The House of Bathory, Some Passing Shadow (feature).
Austin Film Festival: The House of Bathory, Some Passing Shadow, Paradise (TV Pilot), Florian and Jonquil (Game of Thrones spec), On the Hunt (Miranda spec).

The House of Bathory and On the Hunt I wrote last year and resubmitted, and this year I didn't even take them out and dust them off, as it were. Just submitted the same PDFs. Which, two years ago, when I advanced in Nicholl and at AFF, those were second-year submissions. If they don't do anything this year, then they get retired.

Heeeee I use icons/graphics as a way to decide what I'm going to watch next, too! naushika had a Community icon post back in the day that prompted me to finally check out the first disc. You won't go wrong with Parks and Rec, but I'll warn you: the first season, which is short, is also kinda...not all that good? Just don't give up, is what I'm saying.

[la-loony.livejournal.com]

Wait House of Bathory sounds familiar...wasn't that the Vapire script that stills lies on my desk printed out and is not fully readxD?

I hope so much that Community is not over after season 4. Just to good to end already.
When I saw that it's in the mocumentary style like The Office I knew I had to give it some time just to get used to it^^ Will hang in there, I didn't feel like stopping right away when I watched the first 2 eps for breakfast this morning so I think I can make it through season 1 and see where it goes.

[kungfuwaynewho.livejournal.com]

Yes, that's the vampire script from last year, heh.

Parks and Rec is very Office 2.0 when it starts, but it does find its own tone and footing pretty quickly.