Finished 4th draft of the SF script ttoday. Now I can put that aside and finish the zombie script. Decided to focus on that and film noir script since those will be the easiest (i. e. cheapest) to do since zombie script only has a few, easily attainable ext. locations, and film noir has none.

Production meeting tomorrow too discuss exactly what changes need to be made and what storyline to go with for film noir.

Tony's Doll

Finally, my YA novel, Tony's Doll is published! And, it's available for purchase on Amazon.com. So, please, check it out and help support a struggling writer by buying a copy. Or better yet, buying several copies!

I've even provided a convenient link to the product page below ;)

Proof

The Proof copy for my juvenile horror novel (think Goosebumps only better) came in yesterday. 

Is that cool or what? So now I have to go through the book and make sure there aren't any formatting or transcriptions errors before it becomes available for you fine people to purchase. 

And while you're waiting, be sure to check out the unrated edition of The Bunnyman, now available on Amazon.com

Research has begun on The Bunnyman prequel I'm working on. It's going to be a fun project. If you haven't seen it yet, check out The Bunnyman, now available on Amazon.com

Got no work done whatsoever yesterday. Stayed out until 4am, got up at 6:30am, and had to wait around for someone to come pick up some paperwork for my brother. The guy was supposed to come at 8am, and didn't show up until 1pm. I can't stand days like that, so unproductive.

At night I started watching a horror flick from Lion's Gate, Knock, Knock. Seems like Lion's Gate is putting out a lot of krite (new slang word I learned this week, thanks Deb and Julie) for their straight to video line. I only watched the first 30 min. before shutting it off and going to sleep, but in that 30 min. they crammed just about every horror movie stereotype and cliche ever committed to celluloid. Jock, slut, good girl, stoner, mentally retarded/disturbed suspect who has a creepy interest in the teenagers, bad acting, etc. 

I know, I know, we did this in The Bunnyman, but we did it on purpose and were trying to be funny. These people aren't being funny, they're serious. Which is just sad. Like directors who make terrible movies, but don't know they made terrible movies. I'm happy with The Bunnyman, but am realistic. The Godfather it ain't, but if you want some laughs, check it out:

I think the sheriff did it, we'll see how good my powers of deduction are. Just to cover myself, if it's not the sheriff, then it's some random guy who hasn't appeared on screen yet other than as the killer. Tune in tomorrow to find out!

Tony's Doll

Been having trouble lately loading the Blogger home page so haven't been able to write anything on here lately.

I've been working on the script for The White Room and adapting a novel a friend of mine wrote, Obsession, into a screenplay.

I have one more draft on the novel I've been working on, then it should be ready to print.

Speaking of which, Tony's Doll, a YA horror novel (think Goosebumps) is completed and I'm getting it ready to send off to the printer today.

Above is the front cover art for Tony's Doll, drawn by Jason Christopher.

While you're waiting, be sure to check out The Bunnyman, a film which I wrote and directed and is now available on Amazon.com

Fin

Got through nine pages of the novella yesterday. And about twelve today to finish it. Now a little hiatus from it as I work on some film projects before finishing the second draft.

Watched Inland Empire last night, just don't get it.
















Wednesday night watched Where the Heart Is and The Truth About Cats and Dogs. Which prompted the question, what could be better than watching an Uma Thurman movie marathon?

Got through ten pages yesterday. Nine today. Could have done more, but the next several pages are going to be all new material and didn't feel like talking it this late in the day.