Ah, that wonderful time of year where everything piles up at once.
Finals.
I just turned in two papers for the same class within a day of each other. One was a ten page research paper comparing sexuality in 70's American horror and 70's Italian horror. The other was a five page paper explaining how Mikel J. Koven's La Dolce Morte is an excellent source for my ten page research paper.
Proud of myself considering the research paper though. I managed to write 1000 words of it in under two hours right before class. I would say God Bless AMP energy drink, but that stuff is the devil and should only be taken in moderation.
Yesterday I had to take an obviously much needed break. Between the paper on Tuesday, and work that night, I was totally spent. Coworkers were telling me to go home and get some rest. I really must've looked like shit. Ended up taking a nap while doing laundry, and my body thanked me for every extra minute of rest.
Anyhow, I used the four-hour break between classes today to write my proposal for next semester's independent study. May have bitten off more than I can chew. But considering I only have one other class at a time, I oughta be able to pull it off.
Considering taking my professor's advice and mixing giallo with a "more profitable" genre for this new screenplay. So that might be my next project (romantic comedy still going on, too). I remembered an old sci-fi concept that I always kept on the back burner because I'm not much of a sci-fi fan. But I figured out how to use that concept to cleverly disguise my giallo aesthetics into something with sequel potential. Because how many giallo movies have sequels? (Nothing Underneath doesn't count)
Since I have a lack of sci-fi knowledge, I proposed adding a Film Series of some sci-fi movies to acquaint myself with some movies that I think are similar to what I want. Mainly Strange Days,and eXistenZ (which I have seen).
Which leads me to ask: What do you guys think of Strange Days? Would you see another movie with similar ideas?
Okay. I'm gonna fart around for another half hour. Then off to 70's class!
Later.
-Justin
Thursday, April 19, 2012
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