MURDER in the Court: The Novelization ( Read more... )

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Originally written June 20th


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Going over old entries a few days ago I realized how measurable my decline in blogging has been: a few days, a week, a month, and now nearly year since my last entry. A year and a half of disinterest would seem to speak for itself; why both coming back just to put an end to a blog thats trailed off anyway? Two reasons really, one: I'd prefer for ( Read more... )

Your death hits especially hard as you were the only character in the Worthiverse that had anything resembling 'passion' or 'basic wants.' Your death stands as the final proof that in Charterstone simple human emotions are not only unwanted, but deadly ( Read more... )

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I've been busy:

http://emerson.facebook.com/album.php?aid=2007565&l=3bc13&id=13001613

I finished filming today, which means I'm one step closer to this being an actual movie, and not just a series of stills with me doing character voices.

As of wednesday I will be officially done with the second draft of Deus Ex Machina. The free time this makes available will be immediately taken up by animation projects, that is if I hear back from Katherine Ramey, and, panel presentations, which, put monosyllabically, are simply lame ( Read more... )

The various animations Tom and I did a few weeks ago have been crammed into one four minute movie!

Set your eyeballs to mildly entertained!

http://pages.emerson.edu/students/M/Michael_Raybourne/maninthemoon.mov

I have this undeniable urge to do as much this semester as possible, to the point where if I spend relaxing I feel like I'm throwing away my day. So why do I feel so unbelievably unproductive when I spent the entire weeking working? Its as if when something is classified as 'homework' it automatically stops counting as a creative enterprise. It ( Read more... )