I enjoy reading screenplays, but they’re so incredibly hard to come by that I don’t read nearly as many as I would like. A few studios have publishing subsidiaries, and occasionally they’ll publish a nicely bound, printed version of the script, but those are rare. (I got a copy of “Seabiscuit” and “Good Will Hunting”…
Lauren and I have been longtime Alias fans. We got a late start, catching the first season on DVD after it aired, but once we got into it, there was no turning back. That is, until now. For those of you who aren’t caught up with the series and don’t want to read what’s happened…
You can’t go wrong with matching shirts. Especially when they’re filled with such adorable cherubim like you see here. You can’t see it in this picture but Jake’s got a bad bruise on his left cheek. He fell and hit the coffee table yesterday. It wasn’t pretty. And nor is the bruise. Lauren and I…
Got a new freelance job today with a quick turnaround. It seems the Church is producing some more Homefront ads–but this time for the US Latin Market, so they’ll be in Spanish. Should be fun to work on. I’ve always loved the Church’s Homefront public service announcements. The series is one of–if not THE–longest running…
I heard some exciting news today: the play I wrote last year entitled “Lifeloop,” based on the short story by Orson Scott Card of the same name, will be presented at Western Illinois University. The director, D.C. Wright, is an acquaintance of mine from BYU and is now a theater professor at WIU. He called…
Just finished reading Ultimate Iron #4 by Orson Scott Card, with art by Andy Kubert. A great origin series with real, believable villains, snappy dialogue, and plenty of action. Loved it. If you read comics, this is a limited series you don’t want to miss.
