If you've been staying tuned, yesterday my cousin announced that he and his
girlfriend got engaged. now i've gone through people's engagements,
weddings, and the infamous bachleor parties....but not since my cousin's
wedding (Shine) in like '01 or '02, have i felt close to the person who's
in the big dance. SO, this should be awesome and i have no doubt that i'll
have some role to play in this production. even if it's just
program-hander- outer, i know they'll make me do something. but then
again, in my family "jay jay boy" does a lot of things. i personally don't
mind it though. i like helping out where i can and making things flow
easier. (congrats rock and lucille -- wedding day is payback for not
getting drunk at our birthday party.....booowhhahahahhahaa!!
my TMJ problems are making my neck very stiff and parts of my back soar.
annoying! but it's been like this for awhile now, so i'm getting use to
it. that's actually not a good thing to be comfortable with pain. then
pain wouldn't be pain and you wouldn't get that pain checked out by the
pain doctor to put the pain away. painfully true!
i was a lazy bumb yesterday even though i did laundry and watched another
documentary. like i've said at one time or another, watching movies is
still like homework to me. enjoyable, but still work in my mind. might
sound ridiculous, but this is how my mind works. i ask like a jillion
questions in my head as the film keeps on going. i watch corners of the
screen to catch obscure things and i look at shot angles to get a vivid
image in my head of where the cameraman is and how the set/scene is in
front of the camera. i listen to sound carefully, and i try to catch every
transition between scenes to see if the editor/director used a wipe, fade,
dissolve, or cut. i love films though. yes, i have said that films are
wierd but i won't admit to being too wierd for anyone to enjoy. i believe
everyone has different tastes and when something comes off as "wierd" in
movies -- sometimes its just a matter of not understanding what the auteur
is trying to say. SO, i hope my documentary can appeal to everyone and
their mother (and father, brothers, sister, aunt, etc...). i just want to
make a good film that people can comment on. that's all.....
that's all....
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