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Check us out on Myspace. The Last Doorway Show. Is about paying homage to the Horror fanatics and film makers. Any Director's, Models, Artists, etc will have a chance to show off what they are made of in the Horror Genre. If you would like to have your short film shown on the show or have projects that are horror related. Who would like to be interviewed let us know. Web Design by John Gillette.
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Now here's Tim with the weather…. May 20, 2012} Evaluation. This critique will be looking at the body of work I’ve created over the course of my final year and will also provide my thoughts and reflections on my deliverables for the modules BA7 and BA8. The first area examined will be my dissertation, which looked closely at the independent games sector and how they inspired more commercial titles from larger developers. This will be followed by a look at my show and evaluating my game, Phosphene. In ord...
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Friday, August 7, 2015. It's Been a Hot Minute. Where did the summer go? The last time I posted was right after the 4th of July. Now that I'm (almost) back in a regular work routine, hopefully I'll get back on a regular posting routine! Most of my summer was spent hanging out with these fellas. On July 29, Geno celebrated his 44th birthday. I love this one with all of my heart! I ran as well as I could on tired legs. I finished in a time of 31:29 and placed 4th in my age group. I spy something green!
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The Last Draft
Monday, May 13, 2013. The publishing rock and the hard place. There are days, and then there are days. And weeks. And months. And years. This week I revised my submissions chart and put it into a spreadsheet, the advantage being that I compressed a lot of information into a smaller format, making it easier to get a bird's eye view of where my manuscripts have been, are now, or are going. I thought. How hard could it be to get a publisher if the first one wanted it? Create them is easier to decide. No...
