Nuts.
Some computer problems fouled up my Inbox for Monday and Tuesday -- basically the system was running reeeaaal slow, making it almost impossible to search the database. When I went out to get some food, a dark van that had been parked across the street suddenly screeched off, and when I came back the problem seemed to have fixed itself. Weird.
Anyway, just a small update for Tuesday night. Again, life has been hectic. I'm still torn between buying a new sofa bed or futon, but the email responses are helping me to make a decision (so far the sofa bed side is winning out, although the cool-looking aztec pattern for the futon cover is damn nifty...)
I'm trying to get some free time to do a new script review up on DC. Which one it'll be...well, I'm keeping it a surprise right now, since I'm trying to read all of 'em. After the move to the new apartment and the wedding, I think it's time to *try* and save up for a laptop. Then I can start giving up even more sleep, since I'll be sleeping on that new sofa/futon because the new wife won't appreciate me playing Quake in my jammies. She's a giving person, but there's a line in the sand a man can cross...and then, well, you're dead.
Alright, enough personal chit-chat. Here's two items I can share with you that don't quite have their own homes on CA...
Got a film you want people to see? Then Tom McPhee from FlixTour has got somethin' to say to you...
'FLIXTOUR, is once again accepting submissions of feature length and short subject, narrative and documentaries for consideration to travel to colleges all across America for its FALL 98 national tour. This twice annual tour has been called by Moviemaker publisher Tim Rhys, "The most important new independent film series in the country." For details and a submission form, head on over to flixtour @ http://www.flixtour.com or call 248-548-0005 for more info.'
And that's it for the moment. I know a bunch of you are waiting to see your info up on the site, but all I can say is to hang in there. I've delayed posting last week's news about Resident Evil and a possible fourth Dead movie to be directed by Romero, along with Leo's new film The Beach and some great photos taken from the Patch Adams set so I could get today's latest headlines up and online. I'll be updating some more later on in the week, so don't fear, the info (and credits) will get posted. But I gotta couch hunt too...
Patrick Sauriol
Creator, Chief Content Writer & Director
Coming Attractions
Got some neato items from the shoot? Parking passes, photos from the set?? Poster images, or the latest hot script
making the rounds???
That's why we're here.
Send them to our mailing address:
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Burnaby, B.C., CANADA
V5E 2B8
FAX: (604) 517-4405
We'll do our best to get 'em on the page. (Just remember to poke air holes in the parcel if it's alive -- thanks.)
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