I know I just finished writing about my adventures with Gilmore, but that happened a few months ago.
Well, Geoffrey is back and I’m driving him around again. I’ve gone up from a Dodge Caravan to a giant Suburban (9 MPG!).
Stay tuned, because more adventures are about to happen.
(And a shout out to all the film schoolers who’ve discovered C&C)
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So what’s he doing in Tallahassee? Inquiring minds must know! 😉
It’s the thesis screening for the graduate program and an annual film school gala, so he’s an invited guest. He’s also talking to the soon-to-graduate students (my class).
More TK Anne!
Oh yeah! I was supposed to be at that party last night, or something. I have an invitation around here somewhere. I guess I was invited because my son was in one of the films.
I’m sick, though. 🙁
C47, I requested this on Twitter but just in case you missed it…
Can you make a blog posting about the books that are “required reading” for you, and what classes require those books?
Also, what’s your opinion on film school for a guy who’s already immersed in the film world by producing my own independent films?
I have a huge network for crewsman, as well as talent. Plus I have rental houses that I’ve worked with a lot in the past… just trying to figure out if Film School is the route to take, or if I should just keep going via the “head first” approach.