So I found this band The Script, and really into their music and lyrics, plus they’re from Ireland and appeared on The Today Show St. Paddy’s Day. If anyone’s looking for a new band I would definitely check them out, and recommend them.
Also, tomorrow is a pretty big day for us film majors on Southeastern, it’s the 180 Film Festival and we’re screening some pretty good student films (from what I hear), so looking forward to that tomorrow, which I’ll be runnig… as well as working the morning on-call and break down, editing two videos, meeting with my AD for Sundays film, had a RAW-TV show this past Wednesday, Dr. Rutland’s last chapel, and coming up this week is more work, a couple exams, three book critiques, 12 pages of reflection papers, editing a film, and working all weekend for the Florida Divisional Youth Councils in Orlando… so a pretty busy end of the month so far. However, April is starting to gear up with 6 RAW-TV episodes, a film I want to get off the ground here and shoot, and possibly a second one also, getting ready for summer classes, living, a job, internship, and projects such as a feature, and two shorts of my own, and visiting people with some vacation time.
Well, that’s a lot, but even though it’s jam packed, exhausted days here, I’m really enjoying all the things I’ve been doing and getting ready for the many many more projects ahead… oh, and by the way, try not to get in touch one day before to make plans to go out of town for the weekend… doesn’t work out too well right now, jump on the waiting list for that… but, a movie, or starbucks, or some dinner wouldn’t be bad (locally)… then again, that also depends.
Well, I better get some rest so I can get these videos out tomorrow, start production on a short, work on pre-prod for two shorts, development for two more, some photography, and whatever else comes in between!!





So, I’ve recently picked up some new hobbies, such as Bonsai and growing a pot of shamrock from Ireland. Also renewed a student subscription to the Wall Street Journal. Pretty cool stuff, but the Bonsai has taken quite some money for maintaining it, but it’ll be worth the investment. Classes started this week, and so far have only had one, because the other was cancelled and the rest are on Tuesday. But, all unpacked and settled in the room, enjoying time with people here and to myself. Last night went to eat dinner with two good friends, then to the movies with my roommate, to run into a group of people from school while waiting in line, nice crowd. Since I’ve seen them at every meal on campus, so, a sign? The girlfriend’s out of town, so been only spending time with friends, but not bad. Pray for this upcoming week as changes are made.
t on my list before the shoe mount now. But, I went out in the freezing 40 degree weather (freezing to us in Florida) and took some shots of downtown Lakeland, trying out the HDR technique and taking some other interesting shots in RAW format. The photos came out lovely. I love photo compositions, and when a photographer doesn’t just take a shot of something unique or beautiful, but can edit it just the way they want a viewer to see it, turning a photo into a painting. Photographers are more than just the average picture-taker, they just don’t use brushes to create their artwork, but tools that can be brought together to make paintings and doing some of the craziest things that most people wouldn’t just to get that right angle. Even if freezing your fingers off, or getting a parking ticket, or holding on for dear life at the edge of a cliff with a deathly fall, and such things… those have never happened to me… yet!







